Meet Dr. Antonio Molina

Dr. Antonio Molina
Dr. Antonio MolinaInternist

Dr. Antonio Molina

Internal Medicine, Physician

Dr. Molina joined the ALO Bariatrics team in 2012 as a doctor of internal medicine. Dr. Molina performs patient pre-operative medical evaluations to assess patient health prior to weight loss surgery. He is an esteemed former professor of Cardiology at the University of Xochicalco and current professor of Infectious Diseases at the University of Baja California. He currently works with ALO Bariatrics while maintaining his own private practice at the Lomas and del Prado Medical Centers.

Professional Affiliations:

  • Mexican College of Internal Medicine
  • Mexican Council of Internal Medicine

OUR PATIENTS SAY

But don't take our word for it. Here what our past patients have to say about how their live have changes since their surgeries.

“Many people decide that just beginning the process of change is too much effort. I’m so glad that I chose to make a change and transform my life. I pray this inspires you. It’s not where you came from, it’s about how adamant and focused you are that’s really important. Thanks to my doctor and a very special friend who introduced me to my new life. I am forever grateful to Dr. Alejandro López.”

Bishop Tyear

“I had my gastric sleeve May 5, 2014. I’ve lost 95 pounds and couldn’t be happier! Thank you so much Dr. López! You’re an amazing doctor! I had a great experience and am so glad I chose you!”

Jessica Jalovec

"Three (3) years ago I decided to make a change in my life.. It wasn’t just a physical transformation but it turned out to be more than that. Now I'm in my own skin. The insecurities I used to have, that used to prevent me from being the person I really was, all along are now gone. I've definitely bloomed!!  I sure have changed! I’m ME now and enjoying life to the fullest!!"

Michelle Bueno

OUR BARIATIC PROCEDURES

Gastric Banding

It is the least invasive of all the bariatric surgery procedures and is the easiest one to make reversible. Most traditional weight loss methods are slower, based on national averages; weight loss is about forty five percent of excess body weight and is a viable option for patients.

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Gastric Sleeve

Following gastric sleeve surgery, food continues to move through the digestive system naturally, from the time it enters the stomach to the time it is released into the small intestine through the pyloric valve. The primary difference is that after surgery the amount of food that you can eat.

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Gastric Bypass

Gastric bypass surgery restricts food intake by creating a small pouch at the top of the stomach. The pouch is then connected to a section of the small intestine, allowing food to bypass the lower stomach and the first two parts of the small intestine. This is a permanent procedure.

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Duodenal Switch

Duodenal switch surgery is a combination of a gastric sleeve and gastric bypass surgery. It is one of the more rare primary treatments for morbid obesity that is usually covered by insurance.

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Mini-Gastric Bypass

Mini Gastric Bypass is both restrictive and mal-absorptive as the small stomach pouch necessitates earlier satiety in patients. The intestinal bypass causes food to skip the duodenal.

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Bariatric Revision Surgery

Revision Bariatric Surgery – sometimes known as Revision Surgery – refers to a weight loss treatment that follows a previous weight loss surgery that did not lead to the desired level of success

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