The news last week that three people in Sydney were hospitalized with botulism after receiving botox injections has raised ...

The 27-year-old influencer took to TikTok on Wednesday to share her woes and warn others of the little-known side effect of ...

What are Botox Shots? Botox shots inhibit the transmission of nerve signals, which are responsible for muscle contraction. This is done by using a toxin. They achieve this by temp ...

While Botox and neurotoxins are generally safe when administered by qualified professionals, they aren’t completely risk-free. Here are some potential side effects: 1. Brow or eyelid droop (Ptosis) ...

Previous cases of botulism linked to Botox injections have been due to ... difficulty swallowing (dysphagia), drooping eyelids (ptosis), blurred or double vision (diplopia) and difficulty breathing.

Authorities suspect the woman contracted a potentially fatal disease after getting a botox injection two weeks ago.

Ptosis, which is drooping of the eyelid like Clive experienced, can be a common occurrence in some groups. An estimated three percent of people who receive Botox could develop the droopy eyelid ...

Dr Alasdair Scott, a science director at Selph, said drooping of the eyelid is called “ptosis” and can have a number of causes. Ptosis, also known as blepharoptosis, is a drooping or falling ...

Whitney Buha, who runs a lifestyle blog called Something Whitty, has documented the results after a botched Botox job made one of her eyes go droopy, making her look “two-faced.” The correct name for ...