What Side Effects Have Been Associated with BOTOX®?
The most frequently reported treatment-related adverse reactions in BOTOX® Clinical Studies conducted by the Allergan Company (maker of BOTOX®) are: droopy eyelids (21%), inflammation of the cornea (6%) and eye dryness (6%). In general, adverse reactions occur within the first week following injection of BOTOX® and, while generally transient, may last several months. Temporary pain, tenderness and/or bruising may also be associated with the injection. Will I Be Able to Make Facial Expressions? BOTOX® will not radically change your facial appearance. You can still frown or look surprised—without the wrinkles and creases between your brows. What Can I Expect During the Free Initial Consultation? First you will be asked to fill out forms prior to consulting with the doctor. You will then meet with the doctor to discuss the treatment and your expectations as well as any allergies or medical conditions that may not make you a good candidate for BOTOX®. How is BOTOX® Administered and Does It
