Posted - August 11, 2026
When Does Weight Loss Surgery Become Safer Than Remaining Obese?
For many people with obesity, the long-term health risks of remaining obese far outweigh the risks associated with modern weight loss surgery. In fact, numerous studies have shown that bariatric surgery not only helps patients lose significant weight but also reduces the risk of diabetes, heart disease, stroke, certain cancers, and premature death.
While every patient should be evaluated individually, today's minimally invasive and robotic bariatric procedures have become remarkably safe—often safer than many people realize. Learn More
Posted - February 10, 2026
Do I Qualify for Weight Loss Surgery? A Guide from Dr. Folahan Ayoola at Weight Loss Specialists of North Texas
At Weight Loss Specialists of North Texas, Dr. Folahan Ayoola meets patients every day who feel stuck, frustrated, or discouraged after years of trying to lose weight on their own. The most important thing to know is this: Obesity is a medical condition—not a personal failure. And weight loss surgery is a proven medical tool that helps treat it. Learn More
Posted - January 7, 2026
How Bariatric Surgery Can Successfully Reverse Fatty Liver Disease (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease)
At Weight Loss Specialists of North Texas, we’ve seen first-hand how transformative bariatric surgery can be—not only for weight loss, but for liver health, metabolic health, and overall longevity. Learn More
