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I am 25 yr old woman, have nostril flaring for which my doctor has suggested botox in total of4 units, is botox safe? any long term side effects?
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Safe: Botox is very safe with time limited effectiveness so few long term side effects if any.However I would not recommend botox to treat nasal flaring.
Answered 6/13/2018
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