Does any body have good / bad results with endopeel injections?! Can I use them when they are not FDA approved?!

Botox is FDA approved for wrinkle treatment, unlike Endopeel-the  usage of which would be illegal in this country. I recommend finding a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to evaluate the areas of concern and find a suitable treatment.

I have no personal experience with this but would be very skeptical considering it is an elective aesthetic treatment. There many standard treatments for facial aging that have a long track record of safety and effectiveness.

Botox has a long safety record and can be used "off-label" safely.  If the FDA has not approved Endopeel, I would be hesitant to use it.  Injecting it would be illegal.  There are many other legal and effective ways to rejuvenate your appearance.  See a board certified plastic surgeon for your best options.

I'm not aware of any FDA approval for Endopeal at this time.  However,  Botox is great for treating facial wrinkles.

Hi Zainab78. You are mixing 2 different terms in your question. One thing is FDA approve treatments. If a medication is FDA approved it means that it has been tested by the FDA for it's efficacy and safety. Only FDA approved medications should be used in the USA. Another thing is to use an FDA approved medication in an off label application. Off label us of a medication is still represent some risk to the physician, but is more accepted since the product has some safety track record by the FDA. Many of the areas were Botox is injected are off label because it has not authorized or tested by the FDA, but that does not mean that they are prohibited to be done.I hope this helps,Dr. Gus Diaz