There is no product that can't be made cheaper..

... and less effective... or more dangerous

There’s an irresistible urge that draws us a scent  of a ‘bargain’. Everyone wants to save money. But hold on just  minute. Some of those irresistible bargains just might include serious repercussions, particularly the “deals” related to maintaining your youthful appearance.

The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) warns that “deals” on Botox injections and filler products, might not be such a good idea.

According to a recent TV news segment, some med spas in the United States are promoting some non-approved "Botox" and filler products, that cost less than the real thing. These are being offered via online “deal” sites.

According to the reports, "Most commonly, the med spas dilute the injected product” making it “less than optimal for what you are paying for." In other words, the injections may not work as well, or could even cause more trouble than the so-called savings.

In fact, many plastic surgeons and dermatologists say that they end up having to “fix” the results of the faulty products. But, with so many phony products out there, how do you protect yourself from diluted or faulty versions of a filler?

Simply.ask to see the box. Make certain it's an FDA approved product like “Botox,” “Dysport” or “Juvederm.”

These are specific FDA-approved brands. Which means they have been tested for efficacy and safety

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Yes. There  is one other precaution you can take - Use a board certified cosmetic surgeon.  After all, you are having a foreign substance injected into your system. Doesn't it make sense to have a properly trained and qualified surgeon on board? 
Instead of saving a few bucks, you could be saving your health.