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The Dark Side: Botox Injection

Posted September 28th, 2009 by Spike

Botox is among trendy skin care and skin alteration procedures available in the present day. In 2002 the FDA approved its use in cosmetic changes and now it has gained popularity almost all over the world. Botox comestic injection is a non-surgical alternative to cosmetic surgery. Millions and millions of people are using botox as it reduces the contractions of the muscles that cause ugly frown lines in the forehead. In reality, it is able to remove wrinkles and make our skin look younger and wrinkle-free. However, the treatment is effective but not permanent. You need to repeat the injection after three to six months.

People has to wonder just how safe Botox comestic injection is especially if used for a long period of time. Actually, Botox is made from botulism. So, it is a protein that is produced by bacteria, clostridium botulinum that paralyzes muscles. The form injected into faces and used as a skin care tool is not the raw and potentially toxic form of the chemical. The truth is, up to these days, nobody has verified that botox treatment is harmful in any way. But as with any type of medical method, patients consumer should be aware of botox side effect.

The usual side effects include redness at the injection site, bleeding, swelling, facial pain and etc. There can also be temporary forehead and eyelid drooping, respiratory infection and other flu-like symptoms. Other complications would include double vision or even impairment of language comprehension in some serious cases. These symptom generally gone within a week because Botox only settles in the body in the short term. These conditions do not happen very often, yet are still probably. It is also vital to note that botox treatment are not main for breastfeeding women. Besides, those who are under specific medications should consult your doctor before taking such procedure.

Disclaimer: Nothing herein is intended to be or should be construed to be any sort of medical advice. Always consult your doctor or relevant health professional before taking Botox.

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