Sukhvinder S. Saggu FACS FICS

Featured in The Times of India (Online) discussing the rising incidence of fatty liver and insulin resistance in individuals under 30. Early awareness and timely intervention are essential to prevent long-term metabolic complications.

Bloating, cramps and discomfort are often dismissed as stress. But persistent gut symptoms can indicate IBS. This World IBS Day, listen to your body and don’t ignore what your gut is trying to tell you. 👉🏻 Book An Appointment 📞 Call: 98710 56324

Your liver works nonstop to support your body, yet liver health is often ignored. Fatty liver is increasingly common and can remain silent for years. This World Liver Day, take a step toward protecting your metabolic health. 👉🏻 Book An Appointment 📞 Call: 98710 56324

Piles often develop gradually and are linked to lifestyle factors like low fibre intake, dehydration and prolonged sitting. Early awareness and simple daily habits can help prevent complications and support better digestive health.

Featured in Business Standard, sharing insights on semaglutide use, access concerns and the importance of medically guided obesity treatment. Responsible use and proper supervision are key to safe outcomes.

A new milestone for surgical care with the launch of Agra’s first robotic surgery program. Advancing precision, safety and recovery through minimally invasive technology and making advanced treatment more accessible.

Grateful to reach an important milestone in robotic bariatric surgery. Each procedure represents trust from patients and dedication from an incredible surgical team. Robotic technology continues to improve precision, safety and recovery in obesity and metabolic surgery.

Attending OSSICON 2026, the 23rd Annual Conference of the Obesity and Metabolic Surgery Society of India in Ahmedabad. An important platform to discuss advances in obesity and metabolic surgery and continue learning alongside colleagues from across the country.

When weight keeps returning despite diets, the body’s metabolism and hormones may need medical attention. Structured treatment that addresses insulin resistance, appetite hormones and metabolic health can help break the cycle and support sustainable weight management.

Tried every diet, lost weight, and then gained it back again? That cycle is called weight cycling. Repeated restrictive dieting can raise hunger hormones like ghrelin and weaken leptin signals, making the body hungrier and more resistant to long-term weight loss.

Women’s weight loss journeys are different. Hormonal cycles, pregnancy and menopause influence metabolism and fat storage. Conditions like PCOS can make weight management more complex. Understanding these biological factors is key to better health. #InternationalWomensDay2026

Obesity is not about laziness or lack of discipline. It is a chronic metabolic disease influenced by hormones, insulin resistance and genetics. This World Obesity Day, let’s stop blaming and start treating obesity scientifically. #WorldObesityDay

Honoured to be elected Executive Committee Member – North, Obesity & Metabolic Surgery Society of India for 2026–2028. Grateful for the trust and support.

Weight gain is not just about discipline. Hormones, metabolism and insulin resistance play a major role. Seeking medical help for obesity is not failure. It is a responsible step towards long-term metabolic health. #BariatricSurgery

Gall bladder health is closely linked to obesity, insulin resistance, and metabolic disorders. Repeated inflammation and gallstones can increase long-term risks. Early evaluation and weight management matter more than most people realise.

Short-term weight loss like R Madhavan’s 21-day journey can happen with clean eating, but hormones, insulin resistance, and metabolism play a bigger role in long-term results. Sustainable weight management needs a deeper approach.

Choosing bariatric surgery is a deeply personal step. Robotic gastric bypass offers precision, safety, and a smoother recovery when guided by the right expertise. Patient journeys highlight the impact of informed decisions.

Insulin resistance often appears before #diabetes. Fatigue, sugar cravings, unexplained weight gain, and mood swings are early warning signs. Early intervention can help prevent diabetes and improve metabolic health.

Obesity impacts far more than appearance. High cholesterol, breathlessness while walking, discomfort when lying down, poor sleep, and restlessness are warning signs. Early medical care can help prevent long-term health risks.

Fat comments feel normal only because we’ve normalised them. Weight gain is rarely about laziness. Hormones, stress, sleep, and metabolism play a huge role. Shame doesn’t lead to weight loss. Right medical guidance does. #FatShame