It should be: - Clear not hazy or cloudy - Colorless no yellow, brown, or pink tint - Free of visible particles, fibers, or floaters - Fully dissolved no powder remaining on glass If any of these criteria are not met, **do not inject.** Contact your compounding pharmacy
Both are effective times, provided the stomach is empty
My extensive experience includes injection of 1/ Botox for muscle/wrinkle relaxation, 2/ Kybella for double-chin dissolving, and 3/ dermal fillers for the augmentation of facial bones, jawline, chin, marionette lines, lips, brows, and ear lobe reinforcement
Widely available in cosmetic serums, hair tonics, and injectables, it is FDA-approved in several countries
Some research-community sources argue this creates a higher local concentration in the injected muscle
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