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phases for RnY

Hello. I am wondering if anyone can spread some light on the two phases after Post Op.

The Weight loss Stage vs the Maintenance Stage.

How long does the weight loss stage last?

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  • I had open RNY bypass in 2002. I lost actively for around 8 months. Have pretty much maintained (read: lost and gained my last 30 lbs.) for 15 years.

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It will depend on your starting weight and the type of surgery you will have. I had RNY gastric bypass and I transitioned to the Maintenance phase at around 7 months. Individuals that have sleeve surgery generally lose at a slower rate and some enter maintenance after 2 years.

I had open RNY bypass in 2002. I lost actively for around 8 months. Have pretty much maintained (read: lost and gained my last 30 lbs.) for 15 years.

Had RNY I would say there are 3 phases - 1st phase is honeymoon phase which lasts about 8 months when it's pretty hard NOT to lose weight. Then the 2nd phase u still lose weight but slower until about 18 months post op and then maintenance starts around 2 years...my body seems to like the weight it is now. I exercise and if I wanted to lose weight I have to cut out carbs and alcohol.


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