Weight Loss Surgery Channel Features Seattle Bash Weight Loss Surgery Conference

Weight Loss Surgery Channel on Seattle Bash Weight Loss Surgery Conference:

Weight Loss Surgery Conference Focuses on Education, Renewal

Coming up March 11, 2010, hundreds of pre- and post-operative bariatric patients, doctors, and other medical professionals will descend on the Sea-Tac Marriott in Seattle, Washington for the annual Seattle Bash and Weight Loss Surgery Conference. Now in its seventh year, the conference provides opportunities for education, inspiration and rejuvenation to participants from across the country. Run by dedicated weight loss surgery patients, the conference will focus on weight loss surgery helps resolve diabetes and new surgery opportunities in gastric banding and latest options in revision weight loss surgery. Visit Seattle Bash Weight Loss Surgery Conference for more information.

Fill & Fluoro Package Offer at Seattle Bash

Puget Sound Surgical Center is pleased to offer Seattle Bash attendees only an exclusive fill and fluoro special for $225.00 at their medical office in Edmonds (north of Seattle ). Fills and fluoros will be available from 1:00pm to 5:00pm on Wednesday, March 10th.

To take advantage of this special offer, patients must complete the following:
- Provide information on your Lap Band surgery (date of surgery, place of surgery, type of band, date of last fill and fluoro (if applicable))
- Complete PSSC medical history form by March 5th (www.pugetsoundsurgicalcenter.com)
- Provide proof of conference registration

For more information, please call our office at 425-778-2220.

Dr. Peter Billing and Dr. Matthew Crouthamel

At the Seattle Bash, Dr. Billing will speak about revision surgery to those patients who may have had weight loss surgery in the past, but have either never lost weight or regained the weight back. Dr. Crouthamel will share Puget Sound Surgical Center’s terrific results with the sleeve gastrectomy in his talk entitled Sleeve Gastrectomy—What’s this all about?

“It’s not about being thinner, it’s about helping patients achieve a brand new start at life. Most of our patients’ obesity-related diseases, such as Type II Diabetes, are significantly improved, if not completely resolved after surgery. It’s incredible,” said Dr. Crouthamel of his upcoming talk. At the conference, both surgeons will participate in interactive events such as the Speaker’s Luncheon and Surgeons Professional Forum.