Publié le: Fri, Jun 3rd, 2011

Misconceptions about Botox? Jacksonville Teens Have Plenty!

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Misconceptions about Botox? Jacksonville Teens Have Plenty!

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Yet, according to statistics released by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, approximately 12,000 injections of botulinum toxin, sold in the USA under brand names Botox and Dysport, were injected into American patients ages 13-19 in 2009 – a two percent increase from 2008 figures.

“What those statistics don’t show is that many teenagers undergo Botox treatment for truly medical reasons, such as migraine headaches, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) and deep eyelid spasms,” Dr. Garcia says. “But we are seeing a definite increase in inquiries from teens about Botox for cosmetic reasons.”

It’s those cosmetic inquiries that worry plastic surgeons and others who administer Botox. Jacksonville teens, and others nationwide, often have a skewed view of Botox’s abilities and risks. Dr. Garcia shares the most common misconceptions his office hears from teenagers:

1. “Botox prevents wrinkles.”

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