Men and Muscle Relaxing Injections

According to a new study in the journal Cosmetic Dermatology, the number of Americanmen getting Botox injections—which relax the facial muscles to minimize..   http://www.mensfitness.com/styleandgrooming/grooming/would-you-consider-brotox

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Winner ‘Aesthetic Doctor of the Year’ 201 Chairman Royal Society of Medicine (Lon) International Society of Medicine aker. Educator, Author 'Behind The Mask'

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Dr. Patrick Treacy addresses AIDA 2018 Conference in Abu Dhabi on the 'Theory of Facial Aging and Subsequent Management.

Original theories behind facial aging have focused on soft-tissue laxity, ptosis, and descent of the envelope over time on account of gravity. Anatomical observational studies evaluating skeletal morphological changes of the midface, mandible, and orbit over time by authors such as Hellman, Lambros et al, Pessa et al, and Shaw and Langstein et al confirm bony facial remodeling over the course of one’s life

Allergan angling to stop U.S. sales of Botox competitor

Jan. 31, 2019 3:46 PM ET|About: Allergan plc (AGN)|By: Douglas W. House, SA News Editor 

Allergan (AGN -0.1%) and development partner Medytox have filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission aimed at stopping the market launch of a competitor to top seller Botox. The product, DWP-450, developed by South Korea's Daewoong Pharmaceuticals and licensed to Evolus (EOLS +3.3%), is expected to be approved by the FDA any time (specific action date is Saturday). If approved, Evolus is expected to launch it at a price about 25% below Allergan's.

South Korea-based Medytox claims that a former employee gave Daewoong the results of its research on a new manufacturing process for the botulinum toxin. The latter markets its product in South Korea under the brand name Nabota and plans to sell it elsewhere under the name Jeuveau.

Allergan and Medytox are working on a next-generation drug but it will not be approved in the U.S. until 2022.

Litigation in Korea between Medytox and Daewoong is ongoing. Apparently, there is also a criminal investigation into Daewoong and the former Medytox employee.                                                              https://seekingalpha.com/news/3428309-allergan-angling-stop-u-s-sales-botox-competitor?app=1