Parker Center for Plastic Surgery Releases New Information for Patient Education

Paramus, NJ (PRWEB) March 29, 2013

Dr. Paul M. Parker, Medical Director of the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery, has always taken the time to write all of the on-site content for the Parker Center for Plastic Surgerys website. Most recently Dr. Parker has updated the facelift, blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery), neck lift and facial filler pages of the website.

Many plastic surgeon websites just give a brief biography of the doctor with listings of services available. Through experience, plastic surgeon Dr. Parker has learned that his patients spend a lot of time on the Internet researching the different procedures long before they ever have a consultation. Dr. Parker believes that by providing more detailed information on his website, he can assist people in getting accurate and truthful information from a board certified surgeon.

I write the webpages, not because Im a talented writer but because I believe that I can be more accurate, precise, and timely with the details of the procedures. Im closer to the subject matter than anyone else would be. I speak with patients every day and answer their questions. Im also closer to new developments in the field, some of which may be published in the mainstream media, but most of it is not. I keep myself up to date by reading our peer reviewed journals, attending plastic surgery meetings and discussing newer techniques frequently with my friends and colleagues, explained Dr. Parker.

The facelift page on the site is an excellent example of Dr. Parkers dedication to education and current information. The page explains the details of the face lift procedure, what it can and cannot do for a patient, and what alternatives are available. It even provides information on what changes occur with the aging process. Additionally, new techniques, such as the bi-planer facelifts, are described in great detail for potential patients. The new facelift technique not only pulls the skin but lifts and supports the underlying tissue to increase facial volume, giving a more natural and longer lasting result.

For more than twenty years, Dr. Paul M. Parker has run the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery with a three-pronged philosophy of patient education, state of the art surgical techniques, and caring staff members to provide a safe and comfortable environment for his patients.

Patients who are fully educated about their plastic surgery procedures are generally happier with the results. Since they have a full understanding of the surgery, they tend to be less anxious about it. They also feel more secure having the knowledge of what their recovery will be like. Experience has taught us that by giving our patients as much information as we can, they will be more satisfied with their results, said Dr. Parker.

Other pages across the site, such as the eyelid rejuvenation, neck contouring, and facial fillers, are consistently revamped with new information. For example, facial fillers have come a long way in the past few years, and Dr. Parker has added a page that explains several of the products available as non-surgical options for facial rejuvenation.

Keeping our website content user friendly, current, and informative is our goal. Our website is an extension of our practice. We encourage people to use the website to learn about plastic surgery and their options. When they then visit for a consultation, they are typically quite knowledgeable about their procedures, allowing us to have a higher level discussion. In the end, they are more confident and informed about their decision making. The feedback we receive from our patients regarding the educational value of our website has been extremely positive, plastic surgeon, Dr. Parker said.

Patient education, state of the art surgical techniques, and patient safety and care combine to make the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery a premier facility for cosmetic surgery. For many potential patients, their plastic surgery journey begins online, and Dr. Parker believes accurate and in-depth information is pertinent to a patients satisfaction and overall experience.

Dr. Paul M. Parker is the medical director of both the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery and Beaura Spa. Dr. Parker has over 20 years experience as a plastic surgeon and has won numerous award including most recently the Patients Choice award. He is a board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is also a Fellow in the American Academy of Surgeons and a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons and the New jersey Society of Plastic Surgeons among others.

Vascular Specialist at Salem Skin and Vein Specialists Continues to Learn the Latest Vein Treatment Approaches in Pursuit of Superior Patient Care

(PRWEB) April 15, 2013

For Phillip Moore, MD, lifelong learning is an integral part of his dedication to providing superior patient care. A vascular surgeon at Salem Skin and Vein Specialists, a leading vein treatment center in Winston-Salem, NC, Dr. Moore recently attended the 25th anniversary meeting of the American Venous Forum, and learned some of the latest advancements in vein care.

The meeting, held in Phoenix, Arizona, is one of the premier conferences for vein specialists. Vein experts from around the country and the world gathered to discuss the latest research findings and clinical advancements. Dr. Moore attended lectures on a variety of topics in venous disease, including a particularly informative talk on pelvic venous congestion. The vein surgeon also heard about the newest improvements in varicose vein and spider vein treatment, and returned to his Winston-Salem vein center with advanced knowledge he can put directly into practice to improve patient outcomes.

Based on the information presented during the meeting, I will be making several small changes in the way I treat superficial vein disease, said Dr. Moore. For example, small modifications to our procedure for venous ablation of the greater saphenous vein should help reduce the risk of DVT after the procedure.

Dr. Moore found the conference to be highly valuable and says he will be in attendance again next year as a newly inducted member in the elite society.

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Varicose Vein Treatment Options

Varicose veins and spider veins are common conditions affecting millions of adults. These vein disorders may present only a cosmetic problem, as noticeable veins can be unsightly. Or, varicose veins can be a sign of a more serious vein condition.

There is no sure way to prevent varicose veins. Fortunately, treatments for varicose veins today are effective, safe, and can be provided without a hospital stay. Salem Skin and Vein Specialists offer several minimally invasive varicose vein treatments that are performed on an outpatient basis. These include sclerotherapy, saphenous vein ablation, radio frequency ablation, endovenous laser ablation, and venous stenting.

About Salem Skin and Vein Specialists

Salem Skin and Vein Specialists is Winston-Salem, North Carolinas foremost provider of customized, state-of-the-art care for vein disorders and minor aesthetic skin conditions. Their expertly trained and caring team of health professionals and skin therapists are dedicated to providing patients with the highest quality of vein care and cosmetic services. The center offers advanced and minimally invasive therapies to treat a wide range of vein and skin conditions. The medical staff is boarded in vascular surgery by the American Board of Surgery and comprised of vein experts Dr. C Raymond Workman, Dr. Stephen Motew, Dr. R. Bradley Thomason, Dr. Phil Moore, and Dr. Joel Deonanan.

Salem Skin and Vein Specialists

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Ableware

Wayne, NJ (PRWEB) May 10, 2013

Caring for an individual who has trouble staying in an upright seated position can be difficult and, in some cases, can cause back strain for the caregiver and injuries to the person needing assistance. Maddaks new Patient Slide Mobility Device is designed to provide caregivers with an easier, safer way to reseat an individual to the back of a chair for better support.

Kathleen Hanek, Director of Product Development for Maddak Inc., manufacturer of Ableware

Skin Cancer Awareness Month: An Unlikely Patient

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 15, 2013

When 60-year-old Edna Mayorga first accepted a job with the large cancer care provider, Los Angeles Cancer Institute, a division of 21st Century Oncology of California, she did not know she would eventually become a patient. In November 2012, the 16-year veteran Patient Care Coordinator was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma skin cancer on her nose.

It started with just a little bump. I thought it was a pimple, but it just kind of grew. Sometimes it would go away and get flat, other times it was like a little bump, and occasionally it would bleed, Mayorga said. That was my sign that something was not right.

A visit to the dermatologist confirmed her suspicions: basal cell carcinoma, the most common cancer in the United States with 2.8 million people diagnosed each year. While this cancer is rarely fatal, if left untreated, basal cell carcinoma can grow into surrounding facial structures. Her dermatologist first referred her to a surgeon to perform Mohs surgery, essentially cutting the cancerous tumor out of her nose.

I evaluated the benefits and drawbacks to the Mohs surgery and the cosmetic effects would be a nightmare for me, says Mayorga. I would end up with a flap then three scars on my nose. I knew there had to be alternative treatments with better cosmetic outcomes. That's when I talked to my own doctors about radiation therapy.

After intense research, she made the decision to undergo radiation therapy with Board Certified Radiation Oncologist, Dr. Daniel Schiffner. Her workdays began to include her regular duties as well as radiation therapy at the Los Angeles Cancer Institute, a division of 21st Century Oncology of California.

I felt confident about starting radiation therapy because I work here and I know it works, she says. But the first time when they close that door, I was a little scared. Dr. Schiffner helped me through and after that, it was no big deal. It was easy and fast with no pain, no poking, or cutting. It was actually a really good experience.

Over time, the basal cell skin cancer was eliminated, leaving Edna cancer free, but more vocal than ever about skin cancer prevention and awareness and a greater appreciation for her patients.

I see things from the patients point of view even more now. Ive always been at the front desk, encouraging them to have faith in themselves and promote positive thinking and positive feedback, she says. Now I can give them more and better feedback because Ive had the experience. That makes me feel even better knowing that I can give my point of view for the patients.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month and Edna Mayorga is committed to raising mindfulness of early detection and prevention of skin cancers like basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma or melanoma.

I want people not to be afraid of their health. If you see something that is unusual, take care of it; get it checked out. Dont be scared if you are diagnosed with basal cell because it can be cured. And dont be scared of radiation, it works, especially on the face. Consider your options, this is a different way to treat skin cancer with minimal scarring and no cutting. I would highly recommend radiation treatment.

For more information, visit http://www.21COncologySouthBay.com or call (310) 414-9990 to make an appointment.

About 21st Century Oncology:

21st Century Oncology is the foremost provider of cancer care services across multiple modalities, and the largest radiation oncology provider. For more than 30 years, 21st Century Oncology has been committed to providing state-of-the-art, academic level treatment options in a patient-centric setting focused on continuous innovation. Headquartered in Fort Myers, Florida, the physician-led company operates in 16 states and 7 countries, with an extensive network of nearly 300 locations, including approximately 130 radiation therapy facilities. 21st Century Oncology employs or is affiliated with hundreds of physicians in a broad spectrum of cancer-related specialistsworking together to deliver the most advanced integrated cancer care.

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NYC Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Michael Fiorillo, Announces June 6th Patient Appreciation Day

New York, NY (PRWEB) May 30, 2013

In the world of plastic surgery, there are few factors more important than a dedication to ones patients. In keeping with this goal, New York plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Fiorillo has designated June 6, 2013 as Patient Appreciation Day. Dr. Fiorillo was on hand to discuss why his practice is conducting this important event.

Utah Assistant Attorney General, Documentary Star Among Patient Advocate Fellows at DIA 2013 49th Annual Meeting

Horsham, Pa. (PRWEB) June 06, 2013

Utah Assistant Attorney General and spinal muscular atrophy survivor Steve Mikita and five other inspiring patient advocates will share stories of their tireless efforts to insert the patient voice at each step of the drug development process at the DIA 2013 49th Annual Meeting in Boston this month. The news media are invited to listen to the compelling stories of these patients and patient advocates on June 24 at 10:15 a.m. at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.

In addition to Mikita, who has lived decades beyond his life expectancy of age 2, the panel of patient advocates includes Karen Ball, whose work has led to the discovery of the genetic mutation of her daughters disease, Sturge-Weber syndrome, and Donna Appell, whose race on behalf of her daughter to find a treatment for Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome has been chronicled in the documentary Rare. All of the panelists were selected for the DIA Patient Advocate Fellowship Program for their determined efforts to accelerate drug development and access.

The work of patient advocates is vital in discovering and developing therapies, and their stories reflect their utmost determination and resilienceeven when faced with roadblocks when trying to develop the right drug, said Susan Cantrell, director of DIA North America. DIA brings these incredible individuals to our meeting to stimulate collaboration, promote dialogue and share best practices with the premier professionals that can benefit from their work and help advance their goals.

Steve Mikita

Paralyzed since before he even reached age 2 from a rare neuromuscular disease that had not a single treatment available, Steve Mikita knew he would never be able to run and jump like the other boys. Yet he knew what his father told him: He could exercise his mind. Throughout his life, this disease has never stopped the assistant attorney general, Duke University graduate and author from working on behalf of every person struggling with a rare disease.

Mikita is a patient representative for the federal Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative, a public-private partnership that brings together thought leaders and decision-makers who are dedicated to increasing the quality and efficiency of clinical trials. He promotes including patient insight throughout all phases of drug development and approval.

Mikita said his quality of life and the quality of life of others with rare diseases is being diminished because the pharmaceutical industry is looking for low-hanging fruit. He added, My disease is up in the top branches. I am up here saying, Hey, talk to me up here.

Donna and Ashley Appell

Donna Appells daughter, Ashley, was diagnosed with Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome (HPS) as an infant. The life expectancy for people with the extremely rare genetic disease is around age 30, and Ashley is now 26 years old.

Donna Appell, a resident of Oyster Bay, N.Y., has traveled so many times to Puerto Rico to identify and recruit patients with HPS for a clinical trial that shes acquired a nickname, Big Applebecause of her strong New York accent and larger-than-life personality. Her recruitment efforts eventually led to a clinical trial by the National Institutes of Health on the effect of pirfenidone on pulmonary fibrosis, an often fatal symptom of HPS. The study showed the drug to be ineffective, but Appell is not giving up.

I will not stay still, she said.

Appells race to find a treatment for her daughter is chronicled in the documentary Rare, which will be screened at DIAs annual meeting.

Karen Ball

When Karen Ball, of Mount Freedom, N.J., got the call in May 2013 with the results from a clinical researcher studying Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS), her life, her daughters lifelike the lives of thousands of SWS patients and familieswas changed forever.

Her daughter, Kaelin, was diagnosed with SWS at birth. To raise awareness of SWS and associated port-wine birthmark conditions, Ball started the Sturge-Weber Foundation in 1987. The foundation work led to her support for the development of a clinical trial on SWS with the Kennedy Krieger Institute; she supplied the study with patient data and tissue samples.

Twenty-six years after Kaelin was diagnosed, Balls years of tireless work came to fruition: The clinical trial detected the genetic mutation that can result in SWS. Researchers have heralded Ball for her contributions, saying their work resulted in part from her efforts. This July, the foundation will meet with researchers to discuss next steps in developing a therapy for SWS.

Debra Madden

Debra Madden, of Newtown, Conn., was diagnosed with stage 3 Hodgkins lymphoma in 1987, at age 22. She remembers, as a terrified young patient, looking up information on her diagnosis and finding it described as a uniformly fatal diseaseshocking and dated words that inspired her to begin her career as a medical writer, focusing on making complex scientific information more accessible and understandable for patients and their families.

Twenty years later, Madden had more devastating news. She was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer, likely a result of her radiation therapy for Hodgkins decades earlier. But this time, there was Anns Place, a source of support and resources for people living with cancer that got her through surgery and well on the way to recovery. Following her chemotherapy, Madden immediately began serving as a peer mentor for newly diagnosed cancer patients.

Her experience fighting and surviving both cancers is the foundation of her daily work on behalf of other patients as a medical writer leading grant review panels for national research efforts. As a grant reviewer, Madden has tirelessly worked her way up, serving as a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) patient representative, a key member of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institutes new Advisory Panel on Assessment of Diagnosis, Prevention, and Treatment Options, a reviewer for the U.S. Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program and a patient representative for several ongoing initiatives with the Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative. With clinical trial development and the grant review process, Madden is a recognized force as the voice of patients nationwide.

Maddens work has placed patients at the table where research and policy decisions intersect.

My transition as an advocate continues to evolve, and there remains so much more to be done, she said. And our workas research advocates, scientists, investigators, and clinicianswont be done unless or until we find the answers.

Teresa Barnes

Pulmonary fibrosis has devastated Teresa Barnes family. Within 10 years, the disease killed her father, her three uncles and her auntall of whom went from good health to death in just a few years or even weeks. Barnes, a former broadcast journalist from Memphis, Tenn., knows she and her toddler daughter, Eme, could be nextand is in a race against time to find a cure. With a family history of pulmonary fibrosis on both sides, Eme has a 68 percent chance of developing the disease.

Barnes dove into accelerating research for pulmonary fibrosisan area she knows all too well. With an extreme genetic risk to develop the disease, Barnes family has been part of genetic research for 12 years. She co-founded the Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis, and, along with Appell, recruited patients for the first clinical trial testing a therapy for the disease. The drug was proven ineffective, but it did slow the diseases progression for a minority of the patients. Barnes testified before an FDA panel to support approval of the drug as the only hope pulmonary fibrosis patients and their families had for a treatment.

Patient at Derm Hair Clinic Shows There Is Hair Transplant Hope for Severe Baldness

Los Angeles, California (PRWEB) April 02, 2013

Severely bald patients have been rejected for hair restoration surgeries up until now. Dr. Sanusi Umar, a leading innovator in advanced FUE with uGraft shows that even profound hair loss is treatable.

In February of this year, one of his patients, who was a Norwood 7 (the most advanced stage of baldness), reached his six month mark after his surgery where 10,500 grafts were used. The patient had asked for a conservative level of coverage, along with a high hairline. And with his remarkable new look, he no longer has to use a hairpiece. And, more improvements are expected from this point on. The patient's before and after video can be viewed here.

NEW POSSIBILITIES WITH BODY HAIR FOLLICLES FOR SEVERE BALDNESS

Many people find it ironic that a balding patient needs to have hair to get the hair. Conventional hair restoration procedures rely on harvesting follicles from the back and sides of the head. They are then inserted into carefully placed slits in the hair loss regions.

Because the immune system tends to attack proteins that are foreign to the body, these hair follicles must be ones own. They cannot be from another person.

Severely bald patients often have just a small margin of hair around the lower sides and back of their head. This does not offer enough grafts for adequate coverage. Therefore, these individuals have typically been denied candidacy for these procedures.

Through numerous successes on a variety of real patient cases, Dr. Umar has shown that hair follicles from other areas of the body can offer an abundant source of donor follicles to benefit the most severe cases of baldness. He has developed a proprietary treatment system called uGraft that allows him to make precise excisions to safely extract healthy, undamaged hair follicles. The resulting wounds are minuscule and heal very quickly. And the risk of scarring is extremely minimal, which is quite important when extracting grafts from highly visible body areas like the face.

In body hair transplant procedures, natural groupings of hair (follicular units) can be directly harvested from regions such as: nape of the neck, chest, legs, arms, abdomen, back and face. These grafts can then be inserted into areas of hair loss.

THE USE OF BEARD HAIR FOLLICLES FOR THE SEVERELY BALD

Dr. Umars patient received a combination of donor grafts from the beard area and the head. In most men, facial hair tends to grow quite abundantly. The quantity of follicles in this region can be particularly advantageous for severely bald individuals. These follicles can be re purposed to help reverse the signs of hair loss. Non head hair usually takes about two years to display its fullest growth. Research and results on actual patients show that hair from body follicles lasts long term.

Healthy Brands for Life Introduces New ActivCleanse Technology in Wound Cleanser and Patient Bathing System

Nixa, MO (PRWEB) April 30, 2013

Critical care patients are the hospitals' most vulnerable patients and due to the severity of their illness, these patients are more susceptible to hospital acquired infections (HAIs). According to the World Health Organization, 30% of intensive care unit (ICU) patients will be affected by an HAI. Properly bathing ICU patients is an important component of reducing these HAIs and a new advanced skin cleansing system, Cleanse Care, can help reduce these dangerous infections.

Cleanse Care Advanced Formula Skin Care System was created by a trauma surgeon as an alternative to traditional patient bathing and skin cleaning methods. When a patients skin is broken or open due to abrasions, surgery sites or burns, it is more vulnerable to infection.

Properly cleaning the intact or broken skin, while avoiding further injury or infection to the area, is imperative. The Cleanse Care formula utilizes a patent pending technology called ActivCleanse, an advanced cleaning technology that not only cleans the surface of the skin, but also opens up the skins pores and hair follicles where bacteria and contaminants typically settle, allowing the specialized cleaning agents to remove these harmful particles and leave a clean, refreshed feeling for patients. In addition, the Cleanse Care formula provides increased efficacy and duration of action over other self-contained formulas currently available to health care providers or basin bathing.

Hospitals have long used basin bathing as the standard of care for patient cleansing. However, recent studies have shown significant risk associated with this practice. The basins themselves are a breeding ground for bacteria, says Roger Huckfeldt, MD and inventor of Cleanse Care. Cleaning a patient with a sponge or cloth dipped in a contaminated basin is more likely to harm the patient by spreading the bacteria rather than removing it.

The eight-pack Cleanse Care Waterless Bathing System is designed to replace basin baths in ICUs, hospitals, nursing homes and long-term care facilities or anywhere patients are not able to take a traditional bath or shower. The durable, pre-moistened cloths provide effective skin hygiene for the entire body, and because Cleanse Care cloths are disposable, there is less risk of spreading bacteria. Patient bathing is an important part of the care process and provides the best means for skin healing, says Huckfeldt.

Cleanse Cares Wound Cleansers utilize the same ActivCleanse technology as the bathing system, allowing the gentle cleanser to remove wound debris, bacteria, and harmful particles from open wounds without disrupting or irritating surrounding healthy skin and tissue. The Cleanse Care Wound Cleanser is available in four oz, eight oz, and 32 oz units.

Roger Huckfeldt, MD, FACS

Dr. Huckfeldt is a board certified general and critical care surgeon with twenty years experience in a trauma and burn care practice. Dr. Huckfeldt has been involved in the development of products designed to enhance skin care throughout his career, and is well-known for his medical research towards the science and mechanism of wound healing.

Healthy Brands for Life

Healthy Brands for Life was formed on the foundation of creating science-based, laboratory-tested products that are safe, effective and economical for any family. Healthy Brands for Life is committed to helping improve the quality of life for you, your family and pets by providing products, information and services, so you all can have healthier and happier lives.

Healthy Brands for Life was started with a single formulation, a formulation that we knew would serve as the basis for a number of products that are extremely effective while actually being good for your skin and health. This patented technology has been transformed into a wide variety of products designed to better clean, sanitize, hydrate, and protect our customers and their families.

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hCGTreatments / Diet Doc hCG Diets & Weight Loss Plans Announces Patient Specific Diet Plans Designed to Help American Men Avoid The Risk of Colorectal Cancer

Miami, FL (PRWEB) April 19, 2013

Among men in America, colorectal cancer is on the rise with leading experts associating this increase to the vast number of overweight men. With obesity fast becoming an American epidemic, losing weight is no longer a mere cosmetic concern, but, more importantly, it is about improving longevity, as well as quality of life by avoiding weight related diseases such as colon cancer. Colorectal cancer among men is third on the list of the most common cancer diagnoses in the United States. There are a number of proposed mechanisms that may account for the association of obesity with increased colon cancer risk, including the fact that fat tissue produces excess amounts of insulin.

One hypothesis is that high levels of insulin or insulin-related growth factors in the blood may promote the development and growth of certain tumors. In addition, obese people often suffer from chronic inflammation, which has also been associated with increased cancer risk. Finally, many men carry the majority of fat in the abdominal region, with above average waist circumference showing the strongest association with colon cancer risk. The exact cause of colon cancer is not known, however, experts agree that obesity and the lifestyle behaviors associated with excess weight increases the risk of developing this deadly disease.

Diet Doc has combined decades of scientific research with the knowledge and expertise of specially trained fast weight loss doctors, nurses and nutritionists and have developed Americas leading medically supervised hCG diet plans, proven to produce safe and effective weight loss necessary to help American men avoid the risk of colorectal cancer. Diet Doc initially provides each patient with a simple yet thorough evaluation, followed by a physician consultation, after which a certified nutritionists will design a customized diet plan that will fit comfortably into each mans lifestyle and are specific to the bodys dietary and nutritional needs.

Prescription hCG, coupled with the custom made diet plans, works to promote fast weight loss by triggering the hypothalamus to release stored and trapped fat into the bloodstream. The body then burns this excess stored fat for energy. By providing all patients with pure prescription hCG that is made from human sources and manufactured in FDA approved pharmacies in the U.S., Diet Doc remains committed to providing the safest and most effective hCG diet plans available on todays market. Prescription hCG is a bio-identical hormone and is not synthetic, a metabolic steroid, a new growth hormone or a stimulant. Because prescription hCG also naturally suppresses the appetite, as well as prevents muscle loss during dieting, American men are losing over one pound per day of unhealthy excess fat, typically in the most stubborn areas, such as the abdominal region, without experiencing hunger, cravings and without strenuous exercise regimens.

Diet Doc has become the nations leader in fast weight loss by medically supervising and monitoring each mans fast weight loss progress with constant communication. At a fraction of the cost of most diet plans, Diet Docs prescription hCG diet plans fit comfortably into most budgets making losing excess fat and looking forward to a future of improved health, without the risk of colon cancer, affordable to all men.

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Gastric Bypass Supplements to Attend Bariatric Patient Reunion

North Dartmouth, MA (PRWEB) May 03, 2013

Popular bariatric vitamin supplier, Gastric Bypass Supplements is excited to attend the Bariatric Patient Reunion on May 4th. The event will be hosted by the Southcoast Center for Weight Loss to celebrate their 3000th bariatric patient.

With obesity, diabetes, and other weight-related health problems so prevalent in America these days, its no wonder bariatric bypass surgery is on the rise. Luckily, its become a healthy solution for many who could not combat their weight using other methods. Southcoast Center for Weight Loss wants to mark this special occasion by hosting a reunion of all of their bariatric patients along with their families. The event is on Saturday, May 4th, lasting from 1pm to 5pm at 100 Rosebrook Way in Wareham, MA. While there, not only will patients be able to interact with each other and share their bariatric recovery stories, but they will also be entertained by fitness and bariatric diet cooking demonstrations. Attendees will hear Katie Jay, an obesity survivor, speak on her mission as the founder of the National Association for Weight Loss Surgery. Even the kids will enjoy the festivities with plenty of fun for them too.

Vendors, including Gastric Bypass Supplements, will attend the event to show off their health-related products and services. In particular, the company will inform people about the great-tasting options when it comes to post-bariatric surgery foods. They will have plenty of free calcium citrate samples as well as a giveaway for a one month supply of Celebrate Vitamins products, so be sure to stop by to say hello and enter our giveaway. Patients can get a taste for their goods at the event, and then order shakes, protein bars, and supplements from their website at Gastricbypasssupplements.com.

About Gastric Bypass Supplements

Gastric Bypass Supplements supplies the needs of bariatric surgery patients by offering a complete line of bariatric diet supplements. Whether vitamin, mineral, or food supplements, the bariatric surgery patient can find everything he or she needs. Located in North Dartmouth, MA, Gastric Bypass Supplements ships across the US. For more detail visit, http://www.gastricbypasssupplements.com/.