An important aspect of Botox shots consists in the risks the patient may deal with after the procedure. More often, patients complain of flu like sensation including headache, general weakness and even pain. Rarely, cases of dropping eyebrow or lid were also reported. In this matter, the specialist attending you plays an important part. He can decide whether the patient is indicated Botox shots or should try any other cosmetic therapy, depending on his/ hers natural features. Patients who naturally have to maintain their eyes open by insistently arching the lids, for example, won't enjoy the wrinkle - diminishing effects of Botox. Most adverse reactions, however, disappear in time. Botox shots aren't recommended to patients allergic to eggs, as the substance contains albumin, the cause of their allergy. Botox injections are also contraindicated to pregnant women during their pregnancy.

StriVectin SD, on the other hand, meets little contraindications and even less risks. StriVectin SD can cause irritation and redness only if applied in amounts larger than indicated. For patients with sensitive skin, Klein Becker conceived StriVectin SD Eye Cream, with the same active ingredients, but without aromatic oils, considered to cause discomfort especially on the orbital area. This way, StriVectin addresses to a large public with various particular features, but maintains the outstanding results in taking wrinkles and fine lines off your face. In other words, it becomes obvious that applying a topic cream includes minimal almost zero risks than injecting a toxin.