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Meditoxin 100 Units is a type A botulinum toxin (Hall strain) from Medytox Inc. of South Korea, supplied as white freeze-dried powder in a clear vial to be prepared before injection, with one vial per carton.
Disclose reactions to toxin products or their ingredients, nerve or muscle conditions, infection at the proposed site, medicines and supplements, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and earlier toxin treatments.
The doctor decides whether to inject, defer or investigate further. A new clinic or a change in health calls for a fresh assessment rather than an old plan.
The doctor reconstitutes the powder with saline following the product's instructions before injecting. Do not mix it yourself; take the unopened carton and vial to the clinic for checking.
Ask about possible pain, swelling, bruising and muscle weakness, and how to reach the clinic afterwards. Difficulty swallowing or breathing needs immediate medical attention.
Yes. Medytox Inc. makes Meditoxin in South Korea, which is why it is called a Korean botox. The term names the origin and category; it does not make every brand interchangeable.
No single brand suits everyone. The doctor decides from examination, medical history and the instructions of the actual product.
Ask the injecting doctor how progress will be assessed and when to return, since that depends on the area treated. Another person's experience is not a schedule for your own treatment.
A licensed doctor gives botox at a licensed clinic. Choose one where the doctor shows the carton, label, batch and expiry date of the product and explains clearly how follow-up after the injection works.
Ask the injecting doctor for advice on daily activity and exercise, because it depends on the area treated and your health. Follow what the doctor explains and contact the clinic if anything unusual happens.
The price depends on the model and the quantity.
This information is for general knowledge and does not replace a doctor's advice. Every procedure should be performed by a licensed doctor in a medical facility.

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