BeLiteWeight - Weight Loss ServicesReviews of beliteweight.com

BeLite Weightloss staff were very helpful. I was nervous about traveling to Mexico but found the Hospital Angeles was beautiful, clean & well staffed. Dr Rodriguez is highly skilled and very experienced. The discomfort for the first few days following surgery is worth it. I feel confident that I will win the battle of the bulge at last! Lost 20 pounds of bloat in the first 3 weeks.

This company is awesome! I definitely will use them again. Everytime I called or mailed them I got a quick response. When I scheduled my surgery everything went exactly as they said it would. Afterwards they followed up with me to make sure I was doing well. Thanks BeLiteWeight!

I had the gastric sleeve surgery done in September 2015 and I have lost 220 lbs. The staff at Star Medica in Juarez Mexico was fantastic. Thank you for changing my life BeLite.

The Belight team was so helpful, honest and informative. Any questions or concerns I had, I was able to contact my consultant and get the answers I needed! The doctors were so wonderful. Although there was a language barrier, I felt completely safe and cared for. The doctor spoke English and explained everything from pre-op to after care. I am thrilled with the Belight team and thankful for the new path I'm on!!

My experience with BeLightWeight was great. The staff are there to help you with each step of the weight loss process. I would strongly recommend their service to anyone who is ready to begin their weight loss journey.

This was a pleasure and the easiest experience I have ever had as far as getting the surgery and care in and out of the hospital. The hospital was awesome and so was the customer care offered at BeLiteWeight they genuinely do care about your well being.

My entire experience with the BeLite team has been consistently pleasant. Everyone is helpful, professional and exceedingly proficient at what they do. They have their system down to a science and this eliminates errors. Just be aware that after you make the decision and get the ball rolling your time for "hemming and hawing" is over. Once the process begins you are now developing the self discipline that is going to take you all of the way through this. You'll have to get your paperwork completed and submitted quickly, you'll have to get the finances together, work issues with FMLA handled, airline reservations and tickets purchased. It's going to seem like too much too fast but when it is all handled and you have your date and the business end is straightened out it will be a relief. But you have no worries because the BeLite team is there to assist you every step of the way. Then there are what seems like endless instructions to read, understand and adhere to. Your first major challenge, the Pre-Op Diet will come sooner than you think. Be prepared for this life changing event. Read about how to eat low carb. Go to the store ahead of time and have everything in place before it starts. Give yourself up to it and fully commit. Most of all enjoy it because this will be the best you'll eat for a long time. When you travel to El Paso take as little as possible. Everything you need should fit in 2 carry on bags. I went to WalMart and picked up a pair of memory foam slippers and a pair of light slip on shoes. You're going to be expected to walk around the ward a lot. Comfy footwear makes it easier and you are not going to want to be tying shoes. Get yourself ready for the "Language Barrier". You must realize that you are going to a Mexican hospital in Mexico. They are under no obligation to speak English just for you. Now the doctors speak perfect English and some of the staff speaks a little English but you will find a large number speak almost no English. This in no way reflects poorly on the care you will receive which is superior to what you could expect here in the states. Just bear in mind the issue isn't that they don't speak English it is that you don't speak Spanish.So be proactive and take the initiative to review the FAQ's sheet that BeLite provides or practice some words and phrases. I have an app on my phone called iTranslate Voice that came in handy. Using this app you can speak or type your question into the phone and the app will translate it and say it out loud. The staff member can then give their response into the phone where it will be translated and repeated to you. On the subject of cell phones check with your provider to see if your plan covers you for international travel or if you have to buy a temporary plan for while you are there. Without this you could face some hefty charges. On the way home tell the airline you will need a wheelchair. You are not going to want to be walking all around and standing in lines. You're going to be sore and tired. Do yourself a favor and get the wheelchair. Once you return home the next big challenge begins, the Post-Op Diet. Have everything you are going to need already bought, laid out and ready to go. Hopefully some of these tips might help you. But most of all trust the BeLite team. They know what they are doing and they won't let you down because they really do care about you.

Everyone was really nice and the doctors were nice and informative