The Obesity Treatment Clinic at Parsa Hospital, located in the hospital’s lobby next to the Aesthetic Clinic, specializes in performing all surgeries related to weight loss and body contouring, such as sleeve gastrectomy, bypass, brachioplasty, gynecomastia, abdominoplasty, laparoscopic surgeries, diabetic control surgery, lipomatic body sculpting, and gastric Botox.

All the methods offered in this clinic are aligned with the latest global standards.

We thank you for trusting the Obesity Treatment Clinic at Pars Hospital and hope that the steps you have taken toward your health are long-lasting. Please pay attention to the following important points:

All pages of this file must be completed by the relevant specialist, and the signature and stamp of the specialist are required. It is clear that in the absence of the stamp and signature, your surgery may be canceled.

Pre-surgery Guidelines for Obesity Surgery

Bring the file containing necessary pre-surgery evaluations, approved by all specialists, along with the results of tests, ultrasound, and endoscopy.
Bring insurance confirmation if you have insurance or supplementary insurance.
The patient must shower the night before surgery and remove any body hair from the surgical area, using an electric shaver (not a razor).
Prepare a pair of anti-embolism socks that go up to the knee or just below the knee to prevent embolism.
Before the surgery, avoid any makeup or jewelry, including nail polish.
The arrival time at the hospital is typically in the morning, which should be coordinated with the clinic receptionist.
Any medications, especially for thyroid, diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol control, anticoagulants such as aspirin, or birth control, must be discussed during pre-surgery consultations, and proper guidance must be obtained from the follow-up team.
Solid foods are prohibited after 9 PM the night before surgery. Only clear liquids such as water may be consumed up to 8 hours before the surgery.
Any post-surgery supplements should be taken according to the instructions provided by the medical team.
If your menstrual cycle coincides with the surgery date, it will not interfere, and no medication is needed to prevent it.

Post-discharge Recommendations

Your hospital stay is usually between two to three days, but depending on your condition and the surgeon’s discretion, it may be longer.
After discharge, you can shower, and there’s no need for additional dressing on the incision site, but a clean gauze may be placed. Keeping the incision area moist will help the healing process.
Wear anti-embolism stockings for up to two weeks after surgery. You should visit the clinic 10 days after surgery for stitch removal and initial examination.
Recommendations After Sleeve Gastrectomy Surgery

First two weeks after discharge

Wound care
Shower daily and clean the wound and surrounding area with soap and water. After showering, dry the wounds and cover only the drainage site with a dressing, changing it if it becomes wet.

Diet

Consume clear liquids in small amounts and frequently (50 cc every hour). At least 2 liters per day, but avoid drinking more than the allowed amount at each time, as it may damage the stomach.

Allowed liquids

Water, tea, fruit juices, clear broths, thin yogurt drink, rice broth.

Forbidden

Milk, carrot juice, sweet liquids, ice cream, alcohol, cigarettes, hookah, gum, coffee, and soda.
Medications after discharge
Pantoprazole 40 mg, one tablet in the morning and evening.
MOM syrup, one to two tablespoons every 8 hours (adjust for diarrhea or constipation).
Glucose-saline solution, 1 liter per day for 5 days to prevent dehydration.
Diclofenac or acetaminophen suppositories for pain.
Continue taking your usual medications (especially for diabetes, blood pressure, heart, or thyroid issues) as prescribed, and consult your doctor for dosage adjustments.

Physical activity

Walk for at least 15 minutes every hour to prevent clots, reduce abdominal pain, and improve gastrointestinal function. Deep breathing exercises are also recommended.
After two weeks, you can resume your regular physical activities.

15 Days to 1 Month Post-Discharge

After two weeks, you can begin eating blended foods except for grains (wheat, barley, rice).
Rice broth or foods with grains are allowed.

One Month After Discharge

You may start consuming solid foods, but only after consulting with your treating physician.

Important Note:

Avoid consuming foods with grains for up to two months after the surgery.

Post-surgery Visits

First visit: One week after surgery for drainage removal and stitch check.
Second visit: Two months after surgery.

Important Notes:

In the first weeks after surgery, especially during the first week, if you experience fever, unusual abdominal pain, or any acute issues, contact the numbers provided.
Avoid using any medications or foods suggested by anyone other than your treating physician.
If you have any questions or problems, discuss them with your doctor, and ignore recommendations from non-specialists.

Contact Information

Mobile: +98 919 5004301
Phone: +98 21 53283888