Dr. Ramen Goel is a bariatric surgeon with almost 33 years of expertise. He has experience with a variety of surgical techniques, including revision bariatric surgery, sleeve gastrectomy, banded gastric bypass, and laparoscopic gastric band surgery. He was the first surgeon in India to perform banded gastric bypass and laparoscopic gastric band surgery. In France and the USA, he had specialized training in bariatric procedures. He served as co-chief editor of the Journal of Obesity and Metabolic Research and as president of the All India Association for Advanced Research on Obesity. Dr. Ramen graduated from Aligarh Muslim University with his MBBS in 1986 and his MS in General Surgery in 1987. In 2000, he completed a Fellowship from the International College of Surgeons in the USA (FICS). He now belongs to the National Association of Obesity Surgeons and the International Association for the Study of Obesity.

33 Years of Experience Overall

Dr. Ramen Goel is the first Master surgeon in India to specialize in bariatric and metabolic surgery. He had bariatric surgery training in France and the USA. He was the first surgeon in India to conduct lap gastric band surgery and banded gastric bypass (Fobi pouch) surgery. Dr. Ramen Goel has extensive expertise doing bariatric procedures such as sleeve gastrectomy, intragastric balloon, lap gastric band, and lap gastric bypass. One of the rare doctors who solely performs bariatric operations is Dr. Ramen Goel. Dr. Ramen Goel is renowned for safety and superior outcomes. Some of his professional experiences include the following procedures:

• Gastric Band at Lyon, France

• Gastric Bypass at Switzerland

• Sleeve Gastrectomy at Perth, Australia

• Banded Bypass at LA, USA

• Adolescent Bariatrics in the USA

• Robotic surgery in the USA

• Metabolic Surgery at Brazil

• Diploma in Gastro-intestinal Surgery at Pgmi Austria

• New Age Wockhardt Hospital, Mumbai

 

Dr. Ramen Goel is offering the following treatment procedures:

• Gastric Bypass Surgery: Gastric bypass is a form of bariatric, or weight loss, surgery. The doctor often does this to alter the stomach and small intestine during gastric bypass surgery to change how they absorb and digest meals. 

• Ileal Interposition Surgery: Ileal interposition, in its simplest form, refers to the procedure of replacing the first and final segments of the small intestine. This procedure is performed to block the hormones that promote insulin resistance and raise the levels of hormones that enhance insulin sensitivity.

• Cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal): The surgical removal of the gallbladder is known as a cholecystectomy. Cholecystectomy is a common treatment for symptomatic gallstones and other gallbladder issues.

• Sleeve Gastrectomy: A bariatric treatment called gastric sleeve surgery is performed to remove 75–80% of the stomach. A portion of the stomach is divided and removed from the body during a sleeve gastrectomy. The stomach's remaining portion is shaped into a tube-like structure.

• Abscess: Intra-abdominal Treatment: In order to heal the abdomen, an intra-abdominal abscess frequently requires fluid drainage. However, often, antibiotics are also administered in addition to emptying the abscess. 

• Abdominoperineal Resection: It is a surgical procedure in which an abdominal incision is used during surgery to remove the anus, the rectum, and a portion of the sigmoid colon. Body waste is collected in a disposable bag outside the body, and the end of the intestine is linked to an aperture in the surface of the belly.

• Abscess Pelvic Treatment: A pelvic abscess is a collection of pus that usually develops after lower abdominal surgeries or as a side effect of pelvic inflammatory disease. In order to treat patients, doctors frequently recommend antibiotics.

• Epididymal Cyst Removal: The surgery to remove these cysts from the scrotum is known as epididymal cystectomy or excision. Open surgery is not necessary when the fluid can be removed with a needle and ultrasound guidance. Although the cysts are more likely to return following needle drainage. 

• Hydrocele Operation: Adult: A hydrocele is a fluid-filled sac that surrounds your testicle. A hydrocelectomy is a procedure to remove or treat a hydrocele. The process is often finished in under an hour. Risks might include delayed healing, infection, bruising, edema, and scarring. The healing process might take two weeks or longer.

• Pilonidal Sinus: A pilonidal sinus is a little opening or tunnel in the skin that can be found where the buttocks separate (the cleft) at the top. It does not usually result in symptoms, and treatment is only necessary if it contracts an infection.

Spleen Removal: Spleen Removal is the surgical removal of the spleen. It is done when the spleen isn't functioning correctly or is injured, diseased, or oversized. Partial splenectomy refers to the removal of only a portion of the spleen.

• President, All India Association for Advanced Research on Obesity (AIAARO)

• Co-chief Editor, Journal of Obesity and Metabolic Research

• Chairman, 5th Asia-Oceania Conference on Obesity (AOCO2009), Mumbai, India

• Honorary Associate Professor of Surgery, Grant Medical College and J.J. Group of Hospitals, Mumbai, India

• Chairman, OSSICON 2015, -12th Annual National Conference of Obesity Surgery Society of India, Mumbai, India

• MBBS - Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, 1986

• MS in General Surgery, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, 1987

• Bariatric Surgeon

• General Surgeon

• Member, Governing Council, International Association for Study of Obesity (IASO)

• Member, Steering Committee, Education and Management Task Force, IASO

• Member of the National Association of Obesity Surgeons

• 74265 Maharashtra Medical Council, 1994

• Obesity Surgery

• Gastric Band Ileal Interposition Surgery

• Diabetes Surgery

• Metabolic Surgery Bariatric (Gastric Bypass) Surgery

• Weight loss surgery

• Gastric Plication and Bariatric Surgery

• Single-port surgeries

• Gastric Balloon

• Gastric Bypass Surgery

• Mini-Lap Surgery