A New Approach to
Weight Loss Starts Here

When previous weight loss efforts have not led to lasting results, continuing without meaningful progress can feel discouraging. If this sounds familiar, it may be time to discuss weight loss surgery with a bariatric specialist.

Weight loss surgery, also known as bariatric or metabolic surgery, can help eligible patients achieve significant, long-term weight loss by reducing the size of the stomach, changing the digestive pathway, or both. At the Weight Loss and Wellness Center, our team, led by Dr. Saniea F. Majid, MD, FACS, FASMBS, DABOM, takes the time to understand your health, previous weight loss efforts, lifestyle, and goals. We then help you determine whether surgery is right for you and which procedure best fits your needs. From preparation and surgery to recovery, nutrition, and long-term follow-up, our team is here to guide you through every stage of your journey.

Benefits That Go Beyond Weight Loss

Weight loss surgery is not only about changing the number on the scale. For eligible patients, it can support long-term weight management, improve obesity-related health conditions, and make everyday activities easier.

Sustainable
Weight Loss

Bariatric surgery, combined with nutritional guidance and ongoing follow-up, can help patients lose a significant amount of excess weight and maintain their progress over time.

Better
Metabolic Health

Weight loss after surgery may improve type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea, high cholesterol, and other obesity-related health conditions over time.

Greater Mobility
and Energy

Losing excess weight may reduce strain on the joints, improve mobility and energy, and make everyday activities feel easier and more manageable.

Long-Term
Health Gains

Sustained weight loss and better control of related health conditions may lower future health risks and support better overall health and quality of life.

Find Your Ideal Procedure

As every patient is different, your surgeon will consider your BMI, health, medical history, previous treatment results, lifestyle, and health goals before recommending a procedure.

Sleeve Gastrectomy

Reduces stomach size to support earlier fullness and weight loss.
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Gastric Bypass

Creates a small stomach pouch and reroutes part of the intestine.
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Lap Band Care

Evaluates existing bands for adjustment, removal, or revision.
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BPD/DS

Reduces the stomach and reroutes digestion for greater weight loss.
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Revisional Surgery

Addresses weight regain, limited loss, or previous complications.
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OAGB

Uses one stomach-to-intestine connection to support weight loss.
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Is Weight Loss Surgery Right for You?

Could Surgery Be Your Next Step?

Understand
Your Health

Review BMI, obesity-related conditions, and weight-loss history.

Explore
Your Options

Compare surgical and nonsurgical approaches based on your needs.

Build
Your Plan

Create your plan for treatment, recovery, and long-term follow-up.

Why Choose WLWC for Weight loss Surgery in NJ?

Weight loss Surgery is one of the most complex bariatric procedures and requires advanced surgical expertise, careful patient selection and lifelong nutritional follow-up. At the Weight Loss and Wellness Center, Dr. Majid and her team help patients understand whether the procedure aligns with their health needs, weight-loss goals and ability to make long-term dietary changes.

Advanced Surgical Expertise

Dr. Majid is a board-certified bariatric surgeon and obesity medicine specialist, fellowship-trained in minimally invasive, bariatric and robotic surgery, a published researcher, past president of the New Jersey chapter of ASMBS, with 15+ years’ experience.

Personalized Treatment Planning

Every plan begins with a careful review of the patient’s medical history, lifestyle, health concerns, previous weight-loss efforts and goals so Dr. Majid can recommend the most appropriate option.

Comprehensive Weight-Loss Care

WLWC offers comprehensive obesity care under one roof, including surgical, endoscopic and medical weight-loss options, nutritional counselling and body contouring, so care can adapt as patients’ needs change.

Long-Term Support After Treatment

Support continues beyond treatment through follow-up care, nutritional counselling, online support groups and WLWC’s Back on Track programme for patients who need help after weight regain.

Four Convenient NJ Locations

With offices in Clifton, Bridgewater, Springfield and Rahway, WLWC makes consultations and follow-up care more accessible to patients across New Jersey.

Insurance and Financing Support

Coverage varies by plan. WLWC works with several major insurance carriers and offers self-pay and financing options through Cherry and CareCredit. The team helps patients understand their options.

If you are considering Weight loss Surgery and want to know whether it is right for you, schedule a consultation with Dr. Majid at the Weight Loss and Wellness Center. With locations in Clifton, Bridgewater, Springfield and Rahway, WLWC provides personalised bariatric care and ongoing support for patients across New Jersey.

Your Journey to
Lasting Weight Loss

1. Consultation

Discuss your goals, concerns, medical history, and previous weight-loss efforts.

2. Evaluation

Complete the required medical, nutritional, and psychological assessments.

3. Treatment Plan

Determine the surgical approach best suited to your health and goals.

4. Surgery

Receive personalized surgical care from Dr. Majid and her team.

5. Recovery

Follow your individualized nutrition, activity, and recovery plan.

6. Long-Term Support

Continue follow-up care, nutrition guidance, and healthy habits.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight can I lose after bariatric surgery?

Many patients at WLWC may lose approximately 60% of their excess body weight, or around 80 pounds, within the first year after surgery. However, results vary from person to person. Your weight loss may depend on the procedure you choose, your overall health, your starting weight, and how closely you follow your post-surgery nutrition and lifestyle plan.

Is bariatric surgery safe?

Bariatric surgery is generally considered safe when performed by an experienced, board-certified bariatric surgeon. Like any surgery, it does carry some risks, but these are carefully reviewed before treatment is recommended. At WLWC, Dr. Majid and her team evaluate each patient thoroughly and provide close support before, during, and after surgery to help improve safety and outcomes.

How long does recovery take after weight loss surgery?

Recovery time depends on the type of bariatric surgery performed and your overall health. Many patients are able to return to light daily activities within a few days. Most patients follow a structured diet progression for about three months, starting with liquids, moving to soft or ground foods, and gradually returning to solid foods under medical guidance.

Will insurance cover bariatric surgery in New Jersey?

Many insurance plans cover bariatric surgery when medical necessity requirements are met. Coverage can vary depending on your plan, BMI, obesity-related health conditions, and documentation of previous weight loss attempts. The WLWC team helps patients understand insurance requirements and also offers financing options through Cherry Financing and CareCredit for eligible patients.

What support does WLWC provide after bariatric surgery?

WLWC provides ongoing support after surgery, including follow-up appointments with Dr. Majid, nutritional counseling, access to a registered dietitian, and a dedicated weight loss support group. Patients who experience weight regain after a previous procedure may also benefit from WLWC’s Back on Track program.

Is weight loss surgery available near me in New Jersey?

Yes. The Weight Loss and Wellness Center serves patients through four New Jersey locations: Clifton, Bridgewater, Springfield, and Rahway. This makes it easier for patients across New Jersey to access expert bariatric and weight loss surgery care, follow-up visits, and long-term weight loss support close to home.

Is bariatric surgery the same as surgery to lose weight?

Yes. Bariatric surgery is commonly known as weight loss surgery or surgery to lose weight. These procedures are designed for eligible patients who have struggled to achieve lasting weight loss through diet, exercise, or other non-surgical methods. At WLWC, Dr. Majid helps patients understand whether bariatric surgery is the right option based on their BMI, health conditions, weight loss history, and long-term goals.