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15 years 2 months ago #6385 by happy chick
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I am a woman who has been in remission for a long time(yay) and I know it is a bit mad but I am wondering about whther to have botox!!!!I know, I know I feel a bit like shallow Hal! BUT I would be interested to know whether it is safe???
15 years 2 months ago #6392 by
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Is this botox going to happen at a botox party or in the office of a reputable doctor? I know someone with an autoimmune disease who had it done by a reputable doctor and she had a bad reaction to it - was it because of her autoimmune disease [which ITP is].
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15 years 2 months ago #6409 by Sandi
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I have looked into several procedures like that, and decided that I will not have any foreign fluids injected. The safest thing, I thought, was a fat transfer from my own body. You can get basically the same result.

So, do I think they are safe? No, especially not when one has an autoimmune disorder.

I'd check with your doctor.
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