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Thanks for the question -Allergan - the manufacturer of Botox - is competitively positioning itself because there are several products coming to market which have been approved by the FDA for similar indications (wrinkles).You can contact your doctor's office to see if they are available.I hope this helps!
Thank you for your question. The manufacturers of Botox or Dysport will often promote their products with rebates or other specials. I would check with your injector to see if they participate in these programs and whether there is something going on as the promotions are not always available and do change.
In my practice, Botox and Juvederm (Voluma) patients are encouraged to enroll in the Brilliant Distinctions program. This program rewards patients with discounts on future treatments. The program allows patients to download an App onto their smartphone to keep track of their points. Patients also receive reminders when it is time to repeat their Botox or Filler treatments.
The company who makes Botox, Allergan, has a rewards program in place. This provides coupons for patients. Speak with an experienced botox provider near you.
Allergan, the maker of BOTOX®, offers a special rewards program called Brilliant Distinctions that gives patients discounts on services through a point system. You can earn more points if you combine additional treatments from Allergan, like JUVÉDERM® and LATISSE®. You can also get one-time manufacturer rebates if you check the Allergan website and keep an eye out for ads from your favorite local surgeon. Some patients get great deals on BOTOX® injections through Groupon as well. This option can save you quite a bit up front, often as part of a new patient special, but remember that the skill of your injector is critical to the process, and many patients feel it’s worth paying a little more for outstanding results they can trust.
I believe what you are referring to is a rebate that you get from the manufacturer of Botox. Allergan is the name of the company. They will have you sign up for the "Brillliant Distinctions" program. This program gives loyalty points and rebates. Beware of other coupons, and dirt cheap Botox. Seek out an established, experienced injector.
Allergan launched a Botox Rewards program in this past summer (2009). The program works by providing $25 rewards coupons to consistent users of Botox. You can go to the www.botoxcosmetic.com website to learn more about their program.
The current coupon is a mail-in rebate form that you get from the doctor. Each office was only given a limited number of the forms. Mine are almost gone. I am not sure if the company is going to issue more. You actually end up saving $100 with two treatments.
Allergan, the manufacturer of Botox, has developed a program called Brilliant Distinctions. On their website, you can sign up to become a member and start receive points for your Botox and Juvederm injections, which you can redeem at a participating physician's office for credit. Each appointment gives you 200 points, which translates into a $20 coupon. Many of our patients like to build up their points and redeem them for a larger treatment, such as a lip augmentation.Dr. Sanjiv Kumar MDSan Antonio TX
Allergan's loyalty program (Brilliant Distinctions) applies year-round, to most practices. Ask your provider if they participate. Beyond this, many practices offer occasional discounts and promotions on Botox and other neuromodulators and fillers. The best way to take advantage of them is to join their email lists to find out when they will be offered.
You are early in your post treatment course. Results usually can start to be seen in 4 days. Usually between day 10 and 14 one can more clearly see the effects. There is a very small percentage of patients that may form antibodies to the Botox, but it is way too early to...
As far as I know, there is no association between getting botox injections and developing an autoimmune disorder.
Dear Concerned, There is no established causal relationship between Botox Cosmetic and birth defects. However, why take chances? If you are pregnant or plan on becoming pregnant, then refrain from Botox during that time. However, if you recently had Botox and then find out that you are...