Dr. Jesus Ceja is an upcoming bariatric surgeon who specializes in a variety of weight loss procedures and practices out of Baja, California, Mexico. At a young age, Ceja earned some of the most prestigious accreditations in laparoscopic weight loss surgery. He started working with Mexico Bariatric Center in 2019 and created his surgical team towards the end of 2021. Coming with double board certifications from the CMCG and CMCOEM, Dr. Ceja is more than qualified to perform the Duodenal switch procedure.
Dr. Ceja has specialized in bariatric surgery since 2017 and has performed hundreds of successful procedures.
Learn more about Dr. Jesus Ceja by visiting his personal website.
Medical Association Certifications:
- Mexican College of Surgery for Obesity and Metabolic Diseases (CMCOEM)
- Mexican Council of General Surgery (CMCG)
- Mexican Association of Endoscopic Surgery (AMCE)
- Double Board Certified (CMOCOEM & CMCG)
Dr. Jesus Ceja has the experience to fix any past failed weight-loss attempt surgeries by offering revisions. Here is a list of available (but not limited to) weight loss surgery revisions offered by Dr. Ceja:
- Lap-Band to Gastric Sleeve Surgery
- Gastric Sleeve to RNY Gastric Bypass Surgery
- Gastric Sleeve to Duodenal Switch Surgery
- Gastric Bypass to Duodenal Switch Surgery
Benefits of the Duodenal Switch Procedure:
The BPD/DS delivers the most significant rate of excess weight loss. Reduction of the stomach’s capacity reduces hunger while fat and calorie absorption are altered by intestinal reconfiguration. Intense weight loss is followed by many years of weight management compared to other bariatric procedures.
The duodenal switch surgery also improves and cures more obesity-related health issues long-term than gastric bypass or vertical sleeve gastrectomy. Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke, sleep apnea, heart disease, and depression are just some of the few comorbidities duodenal switch can cure. Another notable benefit of the duodenal switch procedure is preserving the pyloric valve – leaving the bile and pancreatic fluid intact, preventing marginal ulcers and dumping syndrome commonly experienced with Roux-en-Y gastric bypass.