Gastric Botox Injection — Enfield Royal Clinic Khalifa City
Weight Loss & Body Contouring

Gastric Botox Injection

Endoscopic Botox to slow gastric emptying and reduce appetite

Gastric Botox involves endoscopic injection of botulinum toxin into the stomach wall, temporarily paralysing the muscular contractions that accelerate gastric emptying — keeping food in the stomach longer, creating prolonged satiety and reducing appetite.

As a non-surgical, non-permanent procedure, gastric Botox appeals to patients who want a medical bridge towards a healthier weight or wish to avoid invasive bariatric surgery; effects last approximately 4–6 months.

Key Benefits

  • Non-surgical, endoscopic procedure
  • Reduces appetite and prolongs satiety
  • No incisions or anaesthetic beyond mild sedation
  • Temporary and reversible

Is This Treatment Right For You?

  • Patients wanting a non-surgical weight loss assist
  • Those looking to lose 10–15 kg without bariatric surgery
  • Patients using weight loss as a bridge before a planned surgical procedure

What to Expect

1

Endoscopy Preparation

Patient fasts beforehand; light sedation or throat spray is administered.

2

Endoscopic Visualisation

An endoscope is passed to visualise the stomach wall.

3

Botox Injection

Botulinum toxin is injected at multiple points into the stomach muscle.

4

Dietary Coaching

Nutritional guidance is provided to maximise weight loss during the effective window.

Recovery & Aftercare

No recovery — patients can eat (light diet) the same day; occasional mild nausea for 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight can I lose with gastric Botox?

Most patients lose between 8–15 kg during the 4–6 month effective period when combined with dietary changes.

Is the procedure painful?

Light sedation makes the endoscopy comfortable; most patients tolerate it well with only mild throat discomfort afterward.

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