Dr. Talledo is originally from Lima, Peru, where he completed medical school at Universidad de San Martin de Porres. After earning his M.D., he moved to the United States to pursue surgical training. He completed a surgical internship at Duke Hospital in North Carolina and continued his training with a general surgery residency at the University of Oklahoma Health and Science Center. From there, Dr. Talledo pursued a fellowship in Minimally Invasive Surgery and Bariatrics at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. He is licensed by the State of Arkansas Medical Board and is board certified by the American Board of Surgery.

In addition to helping patients improve their health and achieve their goals, Dr. Talledo also is interested in organizations that cleanup our oceans. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, exercise, watching movies and discovering new restaurants.

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What is the most rewarding aspect of being a bariatric surgeon?

The most rewarding thing about being a physician is helping people in the most personal and sensitive area of their lives: their health. It’s very rewarding, and as a surgeon, you get to see the impact you’ve had in their lives in a very short period.

What patients are saying about Dr. Talledo:

“Dr. Talledo and his staff were always welcoming and kind. I work in healthcare and was very impressed by Dr. Talledo’s expertise and bedside manner. He took time to listen and address any concerns. I highly recommend him if anyone needs a bariatric surgeon.”

“Dr. Talledo took so much time with my husband and I after making a special trip to talk with us in person rather than over the phone. He is genuine and shows great care. I highly recommend him!”

“Dr. Talledo does a great job communicating with his patients and you can tell he really cares.” 

“I would recommend him with the highest sincerity. He and his staff are very compassionate and go above and go above and beyond.” 

Dr. Talledo in the news:

Dr. Talledo reacts to trending weight loss videos in Docs React series.

Bariatric surgery is the solution, not resolution, to obesity and obesity-related diseases

Dr. Talledo, BMI patient talk physical, mental benefits of bariatric surgery on KATV

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