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  • I successfully had SIPS in 2015. I would do it again! I was 279 lbs day of surgery. Today 152. Feeling great.

  • I had it 6 months ago. My high weight was 393, my surgery weight was 368, and I'm currently 269. I'm hoping to lose at least enough to get under 200 pounds. Ideally I'd like to be 160 or less. I feel

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No, but my surgeon also does that surgery and it was an option (and still is if sleeve fails). I guess it's rather new and NOT the same thing as the DS.

I successfully had SIPS in 2015.

I would do it again! I was 279 lbs day of surgery. Today 152. Feeling great.

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