Your weight loss journey starts here.
We understand that losing and maintaining weight can be a difficult process and we aim to provide you all the support you need in your weight loss journey. If you have been unable to lose significant weight through diet and exercise alone, our non-surgical weight loss procedures might be the right fit for you. Dr. Isaac Raijman specializes in non-invasive, incisionless procedures, including endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty, ORBERA, and endobariatric revisions to help kickstart your weight loss goals. These procedures are designed to be a safer option than the more invasive bariatric surgeries for patients with a BMI greater than 30 kg/m^2.
Our dedicated team will work to create a plan to help meet your individualized weight loss goals and help you maintain long term weight loss. For more information on whether these non-surgical weight loss procedures are good fit for you, please review the information below.
Non-Surgical Weight Loss Options
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Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG)
- Lose up to 14% of your body weight.
- Non-surgical procedure that reduces the initial stomach volume by 70-80% to make you feel fuller quicker.
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ORBERATM
- Lose up to 3 times the weight lost by diet and exercise.
- Silicon balloon placed in the stomach for 6 months to make you feel fuller with smaller meals.
Non-surgical option for
patient with previous weight loss procedures
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Endobariatric Revisions For patients with previous weight loss procedures
- Nonsurgical procedure designed to revise a previous weight loss procedure
- Lose 8-11% of total body weight 6 months after the procedure
- Please click the button below if you have had a previous weight loss procedure
Nationally & Internationally Recognized Gastroenterologist and Therapeutic Endoscopist
Isaac Raijman, M.D. Gastroenterologist & Therapeutic Endoscopist
Dr. Isaac Raijman is a nationally and internationally recognized gastroenterologist and therapeutic endoscopist with over 20 years of experience. In additional to his clinical practice, he is a former Chief of Gastroenterology at CHI Baylor St. Luke's Hospital. In addition to general gastroenterology, Dr. Raijman has specific clinical interests as well as in the development of new techniques and technology in endoscopy. Dr. Raijman is very involved in academia, with active participation in clinical research, as presenter in national and international conferences, in the training of numerous gastroenterologists in advance endoscopic procedures, and in writing manuscripts, book chapters and also as a reviewer for peer-reviewed journals.