5 Crucial Things to Know Before Investing in Botox® Training
As a person ages, it’s common for wrinkles and fine lines to show. The good news is that Botox injections can help.
“Should I buy Botox® from Canada?” comes up at the IAPAM’s Aesthetic Medicine Symposium with Botox® Training.
As physicians in the US, you want to protect your medical license, and you are putting it at risk if you buy non-FDA-approved prescription drugs, which includes buying Botox® from Canada.
If you buy cheap Botox® from Canada, you also find that you will not be covered by your medical malpractice insurance provider.
Keep in mind, that the importation of cosmetic injectables can be a felony, subject to one year in prison and $100,000 in fines.
In 2009, 5 physicians, a nurse and a practice manager in New York plead pled guilty to using Botox® that was not sourced through proper channels.
So as a physician you should not order Botox® over the internet at discount prices, because the botox may have been obtained outside of the US or it could be counterfeit.
Physicians are told at our Aesthetic Medicine Symposium that they should only buy Botox® directly from Allergan. When they do this, they will also qualify to offer their patients Allergan’s Brilliant Distinctions patient loyalty program.
As a US-based physician or licensed healthcare provider, it can be tempting to buy Botox® from Canada since it’s about $100/vial cheaper in Canada than in the US (we can thank the FDA required review process for the increase).
However, keep in mind you would be injecting botox without medical malpractice insurance.
Plus I’m sure your State Medical Board would not approve of you using a non-FDA approved drug in your practice!
So if you are thinking of buying Botox® from Canada to save $1/unit, you may want to think again!
If you are thinking about adding Botox® to your medical practice, it’s important that you do it right.
The IAPAM Botox® injection training programs only endorses physicians buying botox from FDA-approved sources, like Allergan Inc.
Doing otherwise is just not worth the risk to you or your practice.
Any reputable physician association or physician Botox® training seminar will never promote you using non-FDA-approved Botox.
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Attend the most comprehensive accredited AMA PRA CAT 1 CME Botox® training weekend, learn how to create a profitable practice with the top 5 most lucrative non-invasive treatments, get hands-on Botox® training in a multi-million dollar aesthetics practice and get trained in GLP-1 agonists and other medically-supervised weight loss treatments.
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