Stomach Botox

Health tourism is becoming more popular every day. Turkey has achieved significant success in the health sector in recent years and has become an internationally recognized health destination. While obesity has become a serious health problem worldwide, gastric botox treatment is recognized as an effective method against obesity. Healthcare organizations in Turkey successfully apply this treatment with their experienced healthcare professionals and state-of-the-art medical equipment. In addition, Turkey's healthcare services are popular among foreign patients due to their compliance with international standards and affordable cost. 

Turkey's success in the field of health tourism is due to its capacity to provide high quality health services and at the same time its cultural diversity, combined with its touristic charm. Therefore, it remains an excellent option for international patients who prefer Turkey for various health issues, including the treatment of obesity.

Although gastric botox is among the weight loss methods, it is generally not a treatment method for obesity or overweight people. Gastric Botox aims to reduce appetite by temporarily relaxing the stomach muscles. Nevertheless, it is a suitable option for people who have tried weight loss methods such as diet and exercise before and have not been successful.

However, there are certain criteria for this procedure to be performed. First of all, the person's body mass index must be below 40. The correct treatment option for patients with a body mass index of 40 and above is obesity (sleeve gastrectomy) surgery. People who will have this procedure should not be allergic to botulinum toxin. It is also not a suitable option for those with muscle nerve disease.

Patients can lose approximately 20 kilograms with stomach botox. You will usually see the first effects within 4 weeks. The success of the Botox stomach procedure depends on the patient's ability to recognize and respond to hunger and satiety signals in the body. We recommend making lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet and regular exercise after having gastric Botox.

Gastric Botox injection involves some risks and complications because it is a medical procedure. This injection is usually administered for weight loss after gastric bypass surgery and helps individuals struggling with obesity. However, as with any medical procedure, there are some risks associated with gastric Botox injection. One of the most common risks is the possibility of infection at the injection site.

There is also a risk of having difficulty swallowing as a result of gastric Botox injection. Difficulty swallowing may occur because the stomach relaxes excessively. Some patients may experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting after the injection. The effect of Botox may be different for each patient and may not provide the expected weight loss in some people. In addition, side effects of the procedure include stomach pain, nausea, vomiting and flatulence.

These risks and complications occur when the gastric Botox injection is not performed properly or the person's medical history is not taken into account. Therefore, we recommend consulting a specialist before making any decision regarding gastric Botox administration. The specialist will evaluate the potential benefits and risks and create the most suitable treatment plan for the individual.

The gastric botox diet is a special nutrition program recommended for individuals who have undergone gastric botox procedure. In addition to gastric botox for weight loss, a diet is also recommended. The main purpose of this diet is to encourage the stomach to shrink and therefore to consume less food.

Only liquid foods should be consumed for the first few days after gastric botox. You can prefer liquid foods such as soups, fruit juices, yogurt drinks. In particular, experts recommend that you eat only liquids for 4 months. Sugary and high-fat foods should be limited, as these types of foods fill the stomach faster and make weight control difficult. As the healing process progresses, you can slowly transition to solid foods. Pureed vegetables, porridges and soft protein sources are preferred. 

Since the stomach volume decreases after gastric botox, smaller portions should be consumed. Food should be eaten slowly and chewed well. Vegetables and fruits should be cooked thoroughly and peeled to facilitate digestion. The gastric botox diet should be applied under the supervision of a doctor or dietitian. Experts create a diet plan that suits the specific needs of the person.

The recovery time for gastric botulinum toxin injection varies from person to person. Such injections sometimes have a temporary effect on the gastric gland and stomach muscles and can help relieve stomach problems. However, the duration of the effect can vary and how long it lasts depends on the individual's condition.

Generally, the effects of botulinum toxin injection become apparent within a few weeks and are known to be completely erased from the body within 4-6 months. However, this period may vary from person to person. In some people, the effect may last longer, while in others it may last shorter.