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Botox is the most popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedure with nearly 3 million treatments in the U.S. in 2007.

Botulinum toxin is used to reduce wrinkles between your eyebrows by blocking the nerve cells' release of acetylcholine which contracts muscles.  The botox injection causes existing frown line to smooth out in about 7 days.

It is used to treat eye muscle disorders, excessive sweating under the arms and neck or shoulder spasms.  The wrinkle removing was actually discovered when it was a side effect of a medical treatment.

But, the FDA released a warning in February 2008 that stated botox patients should beware of symptoms of botulism such as drooping eyelids, dry mouth, difficulty swallowing, difficulty breathing, difficulty holding your head upright, muscle weakness, and slurred speech.

If you do use botox, use the lowest effective dose and receive injections no more than once every three months.

Call your doctor immediately if you notice any of the side effects after a cosmetic injection.