Can you die from Botox in-between eyebrows or stop breathing?

Let me start by saying, i've recently reviewed all high quality studies ever published on Botox for this area and there has never been a death or serious side effect associated with Botox Cosmetic. It is actually pretty amazing how successful and safe Botox really is. We can't say this with common over the counter medications. This review I completed will form the basis of a very large study I hope to publish in the next  year. However, its always important to discuss potential complications of Botox as well as your health with your physician prior to being treated. James P. Bonaparte, MD, MSc, FRCSCHead and Neck Surgerypracticing in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeryAssistant Professor, University of OttawaOttawa, Ontario, Canada

Thank you for your question.  Reactions to Botox are extremely uncommon.  There is essentially zero risk of dying (including stopping breathing which would lead to dying).  Botox has been used for decades and is one of the most studied medications used for cosmetic purposes.

The answer is: No.Botox between the forehead is safe. No report of any deaths in the millions of treatments performed nationwide over the last 10-15 years.I hope this helps.- Dr. Bryson Richards

Botox injections are safe and are performed millions of times per year in the US. There is minimal chance of allergic reaction or rejection of the Botox. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian 

Hello,In 15 years of injecting, I have never seen any type of reaction like you describe.It has been very safe in my hands and I think your risk is mainly due to poor injection experience and technique.Best,Dr. Malouf