More men are getting Botox but it's not without risk

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More men are getting Botox but it's not without risk

Dec. 4, 2024 - 09:43 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Increased demand for cosmetic injectables, and guidelines that allow registered and enrolled nurses to use telehealth doctors to get scripts for the prescription-only drugs, have fuelled massive growth in the industry.