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COMS : Center for Obesity & Metabolic Surgery Director – Robotic, GI & Bariatric Surgery
COMS Clinic | CK Birla Hospital
Weight Loss Coach | Humanitarian
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Robotic, GI & Bariatric Surgeon with 24+ years of experience. Director – COMS Clinic, New Delhi & CK Birla Hospital. Internationally trained in Belgium and the USA, Dr. Saggu is known for precision, minimally invasive techniques, and ethical patient care. He’s an Executive Committee Member of OSSI and a member of IFSO. He’s a regular speaker at national and global conferences and shares his surgical expertise through live demonstrations and academic research. Also committed to social impact, he leads the GNCCT Foundation to expand access to healthcare. Special Interests:
• Bariatric (Weight Loss) Surgery
• Robotic & Laparoscopic Surgeries
• Laser-Assisted Anorectal Procedures

05/10/2026

Living with hernias for 7–8 years can make discomfort feel like a normal part of everyday life.

After finally deciding to seek treatment, this patient was relieved to experience a smooth recovery, with minimal pain and the ability to start eating on the same day.

The overall experience was comfortable, reassuring and far easier than expected. Sometimes, taking the right step towards treatment can make a bigger difference to everyday life than we realise.

Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026

📞 +91 98710 52500

Every positive change begins with a step.This Gandhi Jayanti, let’s be inspired by the values of discipline, compassion,...
02/10/2026

Every positive change begins with a step.

This Gandhi Jayanti, let’s be inspired by the values of discipline, compassion, and service, and take steps towards a healthier and better life.

Happy Gandhi Jayanti!

Longer lives deserve healthier, more active years.As we age, maintaining a healthy weight becomes increasingly important...
01/10/2026

Longer lives deserve healthier, more active years.

As we age, maintaining a healthy weight becomes increasingly important for supporting mobility, metabolic health, heart health and overall quality of life. Sustainable weight management can help older adults stay independent, active and better equipped to enjoy the years ahead.

Healthy ageing is not just about adding years to life. It is about making those years healthier, stronger and more fulfilling.

If excess weight is affecting your health, mobility or quality of life, a personalised bariatric and metabolic health assessment can help identify the right path forward. Book a consultation to explore your treatment options.

Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026
📞 +91 98710 52500

27/09/2026

Weight management is rarely about finding one perfect solution.

Sleep, nutrition, physical activity, stress, consistency and the right medical guidance can all play a role. For some people, lifestyle changes may be enough. For others, additional medical support may be appropriate.

The important part is understanding what your body needs and choosing the right approach for you.

If weight has been difficult to manage despite consistent efforts, it may be time to look beyond willpower and understand the underlying factors.

Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026
📞 +91 98710 52500

PMOS is more than a hormonal condition.The metabolic side of PMOS can often be overlooked.How insulin connects to weight...
25/09/2026

PMOS is more than a hormonal condition.
The metabolic side of PMOS can often be overlooked.

How insulin connects to weight:
• Insulin resistance means cells respond less effectively to insulin
• The body may produce more insulin to compensate
• Higher insulin levels can promote fat storage
• This can contribute to weight gain, especially around the abdomen
• Metabolic changes can also influence hormonal balance

Common signs to watch for:
• Belly weight gain
• Strong cravings
• Irregular or absent periods
• Acne or oily skin
• Difficulty managing weight

Managing PMOS means looking beyond periods and hormones.
Metabolic health matters too.

If these symptoms persist, a proper medical evaluation
can help identify the underlying metabolic and hormonal factors.

Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026
📞 +91 98710 52500

What Happens After Stopping a GLP-1?GLP-1 medicines can reduce appetite and help regulate food intake while they are bei...
23/09/2026

What Happens After Stopping a GLP-1?

GLP-1 medicines can reduce appetite and help regulate food intake while they are being used. But their effect does not necessarily continue after treatment is stopped.

Research has shown that weight regain can occur after discontinuation, particularly when there is no ongoing strategy to manage appetite, nutrition and metabolic health.

That is why the decision to stop a GLP-1 should consider:

• Current weight and metabolic health
• Appetite and eating patterns
• Lifestyle and nutrition
• Diabetes or other related conditions
• A plan for long-term weight management

Stopping the medication is not the end of obesity treatment. The next phase matters too.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026
📞 +91 98710 52500

22/09/2026

LIFE AFTER ROBOTIC FUNDOPLICATION

“Did it hurt a lot?”
Not at all.”

For this patient, recovery was much easier than expected.

Walking from Day 1
Moving comfortably
Sitting, talking and getting back to routine activities

More importantly, he experienced meaningful relief after treatment.

His message is simple:
Don’t ignore reflux symptoms. Get evaluated in time.

Persistent acidity, reflux, chest discomfort or difficulty swallowing should not be taken lightly.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026
📞 +91 98710 52500

20/09/2026

For 6 years, he struggled with acid reflux, acidity and chest heaviness, often relying on antacids for temporary relief.

An endoscopy helped identify the underlying problem, following which he underwent fundoplication.

Fundoplication strengthens the valve between the stomach and food pipe to help prevent acid from flowing back up.

Today, he is feeling much better and shares his experience.

Persistent reflux needs proper evaluation, not just temporary relief.

Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi – 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi – 110026
📞 +91 98710 52500

These four numbers are easy to check, but together they can reveal important clues about metabolic health.1. Waist circu...
18/09/2026

These four numbers are easy to check, but together they can reveal important clues about metabolic health.

1. Waist circumference
A larger waist, especially around the abdomen, is associated with increased visceral fat. This type of fat is metabolically active and is linked with insulin resistance and cardiovascular risk.

2. Blood sugar
An elevated fasting blood glucose can be an early sign that the body is not regulating glucose efficiently. Persistent elevation may progress from insulin resistance to prediabetes and eventually type 2 diabetes.

3. Blood pressure
High blood pressure often has no obvious symptoms. When it occurs alongside abdominal obesity and abnormal glucose or lipid levels, it can contribute to a higher overall cardiometabolic risk.

4. Triglycerides
Triglycerides are a type of fat carried in the blood. Elevated levels can be associated with insulin resistance and an unfavourable metabolic profile, particularly when combined with other risk factors.

The key is not to look at one number alone. Metabolic health is about the overall pattern.

If several of these numbers are outside the healthy range, it is worth discussing your results with a doctor and checking the rest of your metabolic profile, including HDL cholesterol and blood glucose status.

Regular screening, nutrition, physical activity, weight management and appropriate medical care can help reduce long-term risk.

Talk to a doctor if multiple risk factors are present.

Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon
📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi 110026
📞 +91 98710 56324
🌐 www.drsaggu.com

16/09/2026

The number on the weighing scale is only one part of the obesity picture.

Two people with the same BMI can have very different body-fat distribution and metabolic risk. This is particularly relevant when assessing obesity in Indian populations.

A more complete assessment may include waist circumference, waist-to-height ratio, blood sugar, lipid profile and other metabolic markers.

Your health cannot always be measured by one number.

For personalised consultation:
Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Saggu
Robotic | Bariatric | Metabolic & GI Surgeon

📍 COMS Clinic, 37/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008
📍 C K Birla Hospital, 57/41, Punjabi Bagh (W), New Delhi 110026
📞 +91 98710 05757

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