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Definition of gastric balloon The gastric balloon is a simple procedure, not a surgery, as it was done through the gastrointestinal endoscopy by inserting the balloon into the stomach and then inflating it inside the stomach, and the process is done without anesthesia where a simple hypnotic is used and the patient leaves within half an hour. Eligible patients for gastric balloon surgery The balloon operation has achieved more than wonderful results if it is done for the right patient, as it is designed for a specific type of patient. The patient who increases in weight from 20 to 30 kilos and wants to lose them without surgery. Patients who do not suffer from local obesity, and these are only suitable for liposuction. Patients whose health condition does not permit anesthesia.