What is Botox-50IU

• Botox 50iu is the old name for Botox Cosmetic. This treatment helps reduce wrinkles on adults’ faces. It’s FDA-approved and popular worldwide, being used in 78 countries. Many studies support its safety and effectiveness.
• The Botox 50iu product contains a small amount of a purified toxin. Different versions of the product vary in strength and composition. Botox 50iu is a widely-used beauty treatment, with millions of units sold in the USA. It’s a popular choice for many people globally.

Used for

Botox 50IU Injection is indicated to treat the following conditions:Botox 50IU Injection is indicated to treat the following conditions:

• Spastic focal lower limb in children pediatrics.
• Tonic upper and lower limb spasms secondary to a stroke.
• Spasmodic eyelid closure or paired eyelid spasms.
• Cervical dystonia in adults.
• Chronic migraine.
• Urinary incontinence and abnormalities of the bladder.
• Skin diseases such as excessive sweating of palms and soles, face wrinkles and fine lines.

Other Popular Dosage:

• Botox-100IU

Side Effects:

The injection of Botox might lead to the increased risk of the following adverse reactions in both children and adult patients:The injection of Botox might lead to the increased risk of the following adverse reactions in both children and adult patients:

• Headache;
• Nausea;
• Dry mouth;
• Blurred vision;
• local skin response (such as redness, itching or swelling);

Even in normal conditions, side effects are not dangerous or life-threatening. Majority of patients find side effects gone within weeks under medical supervision. Patients should notify healthcare provider of side effects after Botox injection.

Warnings & Precautions

• Make sure you understand that Botox was made for good use. If not used correctly, it can become harmful. Here are the main cautions for using Botox effectively.
• We designed the complete content of the workshop for professional use. Hence, the producer has to be a double board-certified dermatologist, plastic surgeon, physician, or any other well-qualified medical professionals who is legally allowed to dispense this product.
• There should be no synergy between our produced product and other botulinum toxins (not even the authorized ones). In other words, a health practitioner should not mix Botox and Dysport unless they are the same.
• To avoid the possible complications (for example, the spread of the botulinum toxin effect away from the injection site, swallowing problems, or respiratory problems), the only people who might undergo the procedure in order to have only a therapeutic effect of the botulinum toxin
• are those with no contraindications to the injection.