Maybe some newbies will benefit from this answer, too....

[SleeveToBypass2023 2,600]

I've been wondering about something. When I look at my surgery progress under my picture, I have my starting weight (388) as what I weighed the day of my initial surgery. BUT, my highest weight was 421, which is what I weighed when I started the bariatric surgery process. I lost 33 pounds in order to be approved for the surgery, then qualified and had it right away. So should I put my starting weight as my highest weight, or keep it at the weight I was at on surgery day? How do you guys do it?

[summerseeker 2,141]

I went with my weight the day I went to the see the surgeon for my initial consultation. This was the highest I was ever going to be.

[SleeveToBypass2023 2,600]

10 minutes ago, summerseeker said:

I went with my weight the day I went to the see the surgeon for my initial consultation. This was the highest I was ever going to be.

Makes sense. I might change mine then.

[FifiLux 436]

I went with mine the day of the op as it was higher than when I started the process - I enjoyed the few weeks before my surgery 😉

[ms.sss 15,584]

i use the weight i was on my first day of my 2 week pre-op diet (235 lbs which happened to be my highest weight recorded).

p.s. my weight when i had my very first consultation 2 years prior to that was lower...i think it was like 220 or something.

there is a statistic where you can input your weight on day of surgery, but it's just not included in the summary under your name in the side bar.... @Alex Brecher...maybe we can include "weight on surgery day" in the side bar info?