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Each state has specific medical practice laws anyone is able to reference by visiting their website or calling the licensure office. Often dentists and other providers incorporate Botox and dermal filler training into their current practice and can direct injections to appropriately licensed staff.
Each state has different laws that determine what type health care provider can perform treatments by injection, such as Botox and fillers. Each state also has different laws in regards to what type of professional can be a medical director and how closely they need to supervise providers doing treatments. I would check with the medical board in Minnesota and they should be able to answer your question.
While I don't know the law, the title says it all, clearly the dentist has no formal training in any of these procedures and it seems like this is more about a business and making money than it is about providing quality care.
Laws surrounding licenses and medical practices are different in each state. You can contact your state's medical board to find out 1. who can be a medical director, and 2. who can do these types of injections. Here's their phone number for your state: 612-617-2130.
Here is your anatomy lesson for the day. Lateral brow position is determined by the upwards pull of the Frontalis Muscle against the downward pull of the lateral Orbicularis muscle. Injection of a small amount of neuromodulater underneath the lateral brow is meant to selectively relax the...
Your 11 lines are significant and etched in. Botox can only relax dynamic lines (those created when you purse your brows together), so since your lines are there at rest as well, those are still going to be there, even if you can get to the no movement at all stage. You can definitely get more...
Botox injections wouldn't cause small pimples around the injection site two weeks post-treatment. It sounds like you're having a reaction to a topical treatment. Evaluate what is different or has changed and visit a dermatologist for further assessment.