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Botox is used for three main purposes like muscle spasm control, cosmetic improvement and severe underarm sweating. It offer the patient to achieve the appearance of less wrinkles and facial lines. Botox is a protein that fills in and delivers volume to the patient's face. It also relaxes the more prominent facial muscles that create the larger frown lines. It provides a more youthful appearance. Side effects are possible like bruising, headaches and pain at the site of injection.
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Headaches and bruising are among reported, but rare, side effects. Your doctor will discuss these, along with expected results and any possible risks, with you.
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