Stomach Botox:
Stomach Botox is one of the latest safe, non-surgical techniques that helps to get rid of excess weight and get an athletic body, as it works exactly as Botox works in the face area, just as Botox relaxes facial muscles to treat wrinkles and lines in the face, Botox injections in the stomach with the same task;
Where Botox works to relax the stomach muscles, which leads to a significant stop, which leads to a significant reduction in stomach contractions. This effect reduces hunger and bowel movement, making the person feel full, as you will feel after undergoing the Botox technique in the stomach an unwillingness to eat large amounts of food, which reduces gaining new weight and working on exercising to get rid of the extra weight.
The process of injecting the stomach with Botox is done through the endoscope, and it is a non-surgical operation in which the doctor injects the stomach with Botox without making a surgical incision in it.
Candidates for Stomach Botox:
Stomach Botox is only suitable for people who are overweight, or who suffer from poor appetite control.
People who fail to lose weight despite their repeated attempts to adhere to diets, exercise and follow a healthy lifestyle.
This technique is not suitable for people who are overweight or obese, and Botox injections in the stomach are not suitable for those who suffer from chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and blood pressure.
Stages of the stomach botox process
Sometimes the doctor resorts to spraying an anesthetic spray on the larynx area in order to avoid the patient's uncomfortable feeling of vomiting during the operation. Other than that, the patient is not exposed to any kind of general anesthesia, as the patient undergoing the technique is fully conscious and feels everything that is happening around him. The doctor injects the stomach wall in separate areas with Botox in the injection needle attached to the tip of the endoscope, and the injection is done in the muscles of the stomach wall in studied, non-random proportions. Botox, in turn, paralyzes the movement of the stomach by 50% of its normal rate, which makes the bowel empty much less.
The doctor removes the endoscope through the pharynx as he inserted it, after completing the emptying of the Botox in the places designated for it, and the patient can leave the hospital on the same day and return to practicing his normal life activities without any problems.
