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F ray, M ay 8, 2018 RESULTS: One hundred and sixty-five patients completed the survey. The most commonly prescribed opioids were hydrocodone-acetaminophen 5mg/325mg (42%) and oxycodone (39%). On average, patients took oral opioids for 4 days post-operatively. The average number of tablets prescribed was 27 (SD=12), and the average number of tablets consumed was 14 (SD=12). One of the more commonly surveyed procedures was breast reduction. Breast reduction patients required opioids for 6 days and, on average, were prescribed 25 pills but required 17 pills. This compares to non-breast soft tissue procedure patients who required opioids for 4 days and who were prescribed, on average, 27 pills and used 12 pills. Approximately 50% of all patients used non-steroidal anti-inflammatories and acetaminophen in conjunction with opioids to control post-operative pain. The majority of patients (93.3%) reported satisfaction with their pain control post-operatively with 79.4% being “very satisfied,” 0.6% being “satisfied,” 14.5% being “somewhat satisfied,” and 3.6% being “not satisfied.” On a numeric rating scale of 1–10, the average worst post-operative pain score was 6.1.

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Abstract 67: Real-World Experience with 100 Consecutive Patients Undergoing Injection Adipocytolysis for Neck Contouring with ATX-101 (Deoxycholic Acid): An Updated Report with 2-Year Analysis