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If you look at the vial you should clearly see an expiration date on it. There is also an expiry date and lot number on the packaging.
Botox does expires, the expiration date is at the bottom of the box with the lot number too. One the Botox is reconstituted and the vacuum is not violated, may last for 1 week.
I am confused by your question. The vial has an expiration date on it. Usually there is at least one year on a newly purchased vial from allergen.
Of course it can expire,simply read the label should be right there unless you got some suspect"non Allergan" product
I'm sorry...but as an injector you should know the answer to this! Botox vials are labeled on the side of the box and the vial itself with an expiration date. This expiration date is for pre-constitution. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient andcannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-persontreatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Botox is the most common cosmetic injectable being currently performed. If you are having Botox performed from a board certified dermatologist there are no associated risks of viruses or cancers.
Botox is a fabulous injection for the corrugator muscle to freeze those "11"s. Since it has been two months since the surgery it is perfectly safe to have this area injected with Botox now. For the best cosmetic results please consult a board certified dermatologist with experience with B...
The first thing to understand is that legal opinions are best given by lawyers not physicians. However, those of us who practice in Pennsylvania often have nurse injectors who treat patients. I am aware of nurses who work independently and/or for nonplastic surgeons performing injections....