My surgeon uses a robot to perform the surgery. It is totally manipulated by the surgeon but is supposed to be more precise and recovery is faster.

Yes, had robotic laparoscopic RNY 5 years ago. No pain, all good.

Yes, mine was robotic 3 yrs ago. I think probably most are these days. A lot of laparoscopic and gynecological surgeries are "robotic assisted."

My sleeve surgery is 11/4 and they are using the robotic procedure

Yes I had my surgery on Monday 11/15/21 they had to fix my sleeve to Bypass
I feel better but I’m going strong has they told me no food just water, broth, tea and take my vitamin and doing has order my surgery team and I have pain here and they not sure if gas but they told me the surgery went well and no issues, I’m not touch anything heavy or doing anything heavy at all., I’m still mad with ex dr in Beverly Hills with the sleeve and not explain things or following up and not doing a thing when I told them the major pain before cov19 hit and didn’t up of the but and let me be in pain a long time., with this new surgery I got everything done the correct way.,

I had robotic RNY on 10/25

I'm having robotic for my sleeve in March and I'm super excited. My son has undergone robotic procedures for other things and the recovery time/pain level vs. even regular laparoscopic is unreal.

Nope my surgeon said he was faster doing it hands on then using the robot! Had mine 12/22/21. 

On 9/17/2021 at 12:14 AM, 1343 said:

My surgeon uses a robot to perform the surgery. It is totally manipulated by the surgeon but is supposed to be more precise and recovery is faster.

I just had my sleeve surgery on This past Monday. It was done robotically, He says most precise. I have luckily not much pain since leaving hospital yesterday. Key is get off the chair or bed and walk.