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Is BOTOX Safe?

BOTOX has been in use for over a decade to treat people suffering from conditions related to overactive muscles. Recently, the most common use has become very successfully treating those with facial lines and wrinkles.



    SAN FRANCISCO, CA, October 14, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- BOTOX has been in use for over a decade to treat people suffering from conditions related to overactive muscles. Recently, the most common use has become very successfully treating those with facial lines and wrinkles.

BOTOX is administered through tiny injections directly to the area that requires treatment and results are visible within a short time Only one ten minute treatment produces results that can last as long as four months. BOTOX is the only non-surgical alternative to cosmetic surgery of its kind to have Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval.

Millions of people have had BOTOX treatments and although there are some side effects possible, the procedure seems to be safe for most patients.

When to Avoid BOTOX Treatments
Although the benefits outweigh the risks of BOTOX treatments in most cases, there are times the treatment should be avoided, such as when:
• There is an infection at the site to be injected
• You have a hypersensitivity to the ingredients of the BOTOX formula
• You have a neurological disorder

A neurological disorder such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease), myasthenia gravis or Lambert Eaton syndrome also puts you at risk for cardiovascular problems that may occur during or after a BOTOX treatment.

Very few complications have been reported with the administration of BOTOX injections, but the most common side effects may include:
• Headache
• Respiratory infection
• Flu-like syndrome
• Temporary eye-lid droop
• Nausea

BOTOX is recommended for people between eighteen and sixty-five years of age. Women who are breastfeeding, pregnant or may be pregnant should avoid BOTOX treatments. Of course, safety concerns should be discussed with your physician to help answer any questions you may have about the procedure.

Only a trained physician should administer BOTOX because improper dosages or improperly administered injections can increase the risk of complications. A highly skilled physician can minimize your risk of side effects or complications. Millions of people have been safely treated for various reasons with BOTOX for years.

Please visit the website of Dr. Gary Kawesch of the Laser Eye Center of Silicon Valley today to learn more about BOTOX and the treatment that can enhance your appearance safely, easily and effectively.

Website: http://www.lasikdocs.com

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