Isn't it harmful if the Botox is filtered through the liver or kidneys?
Answer: Botox not harmful to liver or kidneys
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Answer: Botox not harmful to liver or kidneys
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February 7, 2019
Answer: Botox safety You bring up a valid question, but the answer is no. Used in the correct manner, Botox should not be harmful to your liver and kidneys. The FDA has approved the use of Botox and with this approval you can be rest assured that it is safe.
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February 7, 2019
Answer: Botox safety You bring up a valid question, but the answer is no. Used in the correct manner, Botox should not be harmful to your liver and kidneys. The FDA has approved the use of Botox and with this approval you can be rest assured that it is safe.
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September 9, 2009
Answer: Botox Not Harmful to Liver and Kidneys Botox does not cause any damage to liver or kidneys or any other body organs. It has been used since 1980 in thousands of patients without any reports of organ damage.
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September 9, 2009
Answer: Botox Not Harmful to Liver and Kidneys Botox does not cause any damage to liver or kidneys or any other body organs. It has been used since 1980 in thousands of patients without any reports of organ damage.
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February 7, 2019
Answer: BOTOX has proven to be an extremely safe drug Dear Nanfrnd
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February 7, 2019
Answer: BOTOX has proven to be an extremely safe drug Dear Nanfrnd
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September 8, 2009
Answer: Cosmetic Botulinum toxin use and liver or kidney damage Generally, at the doses used and recommended for cosmetic use, the levels achieved in the bloodstream are extremely low. Therefore the amount that reaches the kidney or liver is inconsequential. This is to be distinquished from the disease botulism in which case considerable higher quantities could casue damage.
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September 8, 2009
Answer: Cosmetic Botulinum toxin use and liver or kidney damage Generally, at the doses used and recommended for cosmetic use, the levels achieved in the bloodstream are extremely low. Therefore the amount that reaches the kidney or liver is inconsequential. This is to be distinquished from the disease botulism in which case considerable higher quantities could casue damage.
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