Welcome to Inspire Bariatrics
McKinney, in North Texas, is home to Bariatric Surgery and Weight Loss Specialists, Dr. Keli McCalman and Dr. Curtis Peery. They are affiliated with medical facilities such as Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Frisco, Baylor Surgicare - Plano, THR-Frisco, THR-Plano, Medical City Frisco and Methodist McKinney Hospital.
Keli J. McCalman, DO, FACOS
Bariatric Surgery and Weight Loss Specialist, North Texas
Dr. McCalman is a Fellowship-trained Bariatric Surgeon who is also a board-certified General Surgeon in the American Osteopathic Board of Surgery.
Dr. McCalman has improved thousands of lives by helping her patients lose significant amounts of weight so that they may enjoy healthier, happier lifestyles. She not only has the skills and expertise to make this the best possible experience but personal touch that enriches the lives of the men and women she sees as patients. Dr. McCalman knows that it’s not just your looks, it’s your life.
More About Dr. McCalmanCurtis Peery, MD, FACS, FASMBS
Dr. Peery attended college and medical school at the University of South Dakota and graduated with honors. He completed general surgery training in Des Moines, IA, and was heavily involved with teaching residents and medical students as the Assistant Program Director for the Iowa Methodist General Surgery Program.
Dr. Peery has extensive experience in both robotic, general, and bariatric surgery. In 2004, he was the first physician to perform robotic surgery in South Dakota. He has performed thousands of robotic surgeries and is a consultant with Intuitive Surgical and other medical device companies to train and educate surgeons in robotic general and bariatric surgery.
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Are you a weight loss surgery candidate?
While it's true that weight loss surgery can improve and allow for a better quality of life, it's important for a professional like the surgeons at Inspire Bariatrics to assess whether or not you'd truly benefit from undergoing any weight loss surgical procedure.
Most forms of weight loss surgery require a minimum BMI (Body Mass Index) number. BMI allows healthcare professionals and patients to assess individual health issues associated with your specific weight classification (such as obesity or morbid obesity).
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