• If you are breast feeding a baby.
• If you are pregnant or planning to become the same during treatment.
• If you have allergy to any kind type of substances or medications.
• If you are under the administration of any prescription, non-prescription or herbal treatment.
• If you are suffering from problems relating to nerves.

Botox should be administered in a patient in the form of injection at hospital or clinic. It should be taken according to the direction of an expert physician. It is important to talk to an expert health practitioner if you happen to miss any dose. It is suggested to seek expert’s consultation if you are undergoing the treatment at home or if you are using botox at home. The medication should be stored according to the direction of a doctor. One should keep it out of the reach of pets and children. All medications have side effects. Being a medication, botox also has a few side effects. The most common side effects of botox are anxiety, back pain, dry mouth, drowsiness, eye irritation, headache; inability to focus eyes, facial pain, increased cough etc. These side effects of the medication may not be applicable to all patients. Generally, they are mild in nature and can be easily tolerated. However it is suggested to see your doctor as soon as possible if any side effects of the medication become extremely bothersome.