Janet E Davis, MD, PC

Dr. Tania Serrano a seasoned obstetrician-gynecologist at OBGYN Partners of Augusta in Augusta GA brings a wealth of experience in general medicine as an M.D. (Doctor of Medicine - General / Allopathic Medicine). With a focus on women's health Dr. Serrano is dedicated to providing comprehensive care and medical expertise to her patients. Located in Augusta GA Dr. Tania Serrano's practice offers a range of services tailored to meet the unique healthcare needs of women. As a medical doctor specializing in general medicine she is committed to delivering high-quality obstetric and gynecological care ensuring her patients receive the best possible treatment and support for their well-being. Generated from this place's public information

SpecialtiesDiet To lose weight, your body must burn more calories than you eat and/or drink. A diet plan should be based on your health and lifestyle needs, and would include reducing the number of calories you take in. If you are considering this option, speak with your primary care physician about nutritional guidelines, and keep in mind that many bariatric programs also offer medically supervised weight loss programs .ExerciseFrequent and regular physical activity is beneficial to most anyone-whether they are pre- or postsurgery. Generally, an exercise program includes cardiovascular exercise such as walking, swimming, or cycling, strength training using resistance bands, weights, or machines and stretching. Speak with your primary care physician before beginning any physical activity. Prescription Weight Loss Medications Prescription weight loss medications may be considered a supplement to diet and exercise. Only a healthcare professional can prescribe these weight loss medications. Bariatric Surgery Gastric banding is a restrictive surgical procedure. During this procedure, two medical devices are implanted in the patient: a silicone band and an injection port. The silicone band is placed around the upper part of the stomach and molds the stomach into two connected chambers. The injection port is attached to the abdominal wall, underneath the skin. The port is connected to the band with soft, thin tubing.