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Used to Botox in USA, is Bocouture comparably safe in EU?

SN25May 19, 2020
Hello, I'm an American living in Europe and used to getting Botox in the U.S. I am looking at a doctor here who offers Bocouture, which I've never heard of. Can anyone give me their insight on this brand of Botulinum Toxin A? I usually get 3-4 units for "orange peel"chin. Thanks!

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