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Is anyone familiar with this surgeon in Denton, TX. He is doing the sleeve for 10950 according to the website.

Cost of Weight Loss Surgery in Dallas and Ft Worth | Weight Loss Surgery Specialists of North Texas

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I live very close to Denton and I'm not that familiar with him. There are several great docs in the DFW area - Dr. Barker that I used, Dr. Kim, and Dr. Nicholson come to mind. These guys have quite a bit of experience as far I've found. Not to say that Dr. Stewart is not the same, I just haven't heard much about him. I checked out his website and it said he's had 13 yrs experience with WLS. I would ask his staff how many sleeves he's done, how many leaks has he had, and his complication rate. Good luck with your research.

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Is anyone familiar with this surgeon in Denton, TX. He is doing the sleeve for 10950 according to the website.

Cost of Weight Loss Surgery in Dallas and Ft Worth | Weight Loss Surgery Specialists of North Texas

Dr Stewart is AWESOME. I am going to have my sleeve with him hopefully next month. He has a profile over at obeisity help. He is one of the very few texas surgeons that does the Laproscopic Duodenal Switch surgery and there is a reason why most docs don't do it--it requires extreemly good suturing skills and carries a much higher risk and you have to be very skilled to perform this proceedure. This proceedure starts with the sleeve and then has a bypass--so technically he has done many sleeves if you consider he does one with every Doudenal switch. Dr Stewart staples and sutures as well on the sleeve for extra safety.

I live very close to the area and have met people who had bypass's with him. Also people come from all over the state to have him do the DS proceedure because of his reputation in that specialty. Many doctors recommend Dr. Stewart for the DS proceedure ( I met some at his seminar who had been recommended to come to him by their Doctor.)

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I'm using Dr. Nicholson as the Baylor Hospital in Plano is a center of excellence for my insurance. I have met him a couple of times and he seems very good, I got approval in just a few hours. I was amazed, I was ready for a big battle and there wasn't any! His staff is awesome! Today is day 1 of my pre-op diet, will have my sleeve May 17. I'm starting a little early as I am anxious to start loosing, didn't seem right to binge all week.

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After having my surgery with Dr. Stewart and watching the video of my proceedure, I want to add that I highly recommend him as a post-op patient now as much as I did pre-op. There are allot of hoops to jump through for his office--lots of education pre-op and post-op education as well. They don't want to "sleeve ya and leave ya", thier goal is for you to hit goal wieght and not just to cash your check! I like that. I think many of the good DFW doctors have that same philosophy, and thats why they are rated so highly.

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