GASTRIC BOTOX

Do you dream of reducing extra weight without problems or concerns? Gastric Botox is the ideal solution for you!

WHAT IS GASTRIC BOTOX SURGERY?

Gastric Botox is one of the newest and safest non-surgical solutions for losing weight and getting in shape. It works in the same way that Botox works in the facial area. When Botox is injected into the stomach, it relaxes the stomach muscles so that stomach contractions are significantly hindered. The effect is to suppress hunger and bowel movements. As a result, you will feel full even if you eat only small amounts of food. This can stop you from gaining any more weight, along with exercise, of course, to get rid of the extra weight you already have. Gastric Botox injections are performed through a laparoscope, as it is a non-surgical procedure in which the doctor injects Botox into the stomach without surgical incision.

PRE- GASTRIC BOTOX SURGERY TIPS

Gastric Botox surgery takes 45 to 60 minutes, and although it is a safe, non-surgical procedure, there are several instructions that patients should follow before the procedure. Those few precautions are

Stop smoking at least two weeks to a month before the surgery

Refrain from taking any medications that may affect gastric secretions, as they may cause some problems during surgery

Do not eat anything for 12 hours before the surgery

Do not take medications that may dilute the blood, such as ibuprofen

If you have any gastrointestinal problems, please inform the doctor performing the surgery

POST- GASTRIC BOTOX SURGERY TIPS

To ensure a successful surgery, patients must follow the following instructions

Do not eat or drink until the effects of the anesthesia have completely worn off. Unconsciously, the effects of the anesthetic may cause you to eat inappropriate amounts

Do not do any heavy lifting or tiring work for at least 3 days after the surgery

Strictly commit to the custom-made diet and amounts as directed by your doctor

Doing exercise to burn fat

Rest for one day after the surgery as the endoscope and anesthesia may cause dizziness

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