Coast Surgery

17/12/2025

Last day in theatres for 2025!!!
Feeling incredibly grateful for this outstanding team who make every operating list run with skill, care, and plenty of laughs along the way.
Your efforts and dedication never go unnoticed, and it’s a privilege to work alongside people I genuinely call friends.
To those not pictured but just as essential to what we do: thank you. It truly takes a village, and I’m grateful for every single one of you.
Here’s to meaningful work, great laughs, and an even better 2026 ahead.

23/10/2025

What you see me holding is the portion of the stomach removed during a laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy. I’ve inflated it to show just how much volume it once held — and to give perspective on how life-changing this procedure can be.
Bariatric surgery isn’t about taking the “easy way out.” It’s about giving patients a tool — one that helps them reclaim their health, confidence, and longevity. It’s about controlling hunger, resetting habits, and building a sustainable future.
Every stomach I remove represents a story of courage and transformation. The decision to have surgery is never made lightly, but it’s one of the most powerful steps a person can take towards a healthier life. 💪🏼

21/10/2025

Honoured to be recognised as a leading Bariatric contributor for 2025. Grateful to do what I love - helping people reclaim their health and confidence. None of this would be possible without my incredible team. 💪🏼

16/07/2025

Just another day in theatre with these legends 🙌🙌🙌



(WLS = Weight Loss Surgery)





(Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy)
(Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass)

22/03/2025

Very proud of my younger sister, Donna Ghosh, demonstrating her laparoscopic skills. Nearly as skilful as her brother🤪

Arthrex/ BSGE Advanced laparoscopic Gynaecology course 2025 Thrilled to be invited faculty for this incredible course held at the Arthrex Training centre in…

10/03/2025

Please support Bonnie who is taking on the dance challenge representing one of the stars of the Central Coast 2025. All donations go to Cancer Council😊

05/03/2025

21/02/2025

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Grazing after weight loss surgery means your sleeve or pouch is a little like a leaking bucket . . .

You slowly put food in, and it gradually moves through your tummy, never giving you a clear signal that you've had enough.

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