My Beauty Protocol
Home
Explore
Map
Compare
Saved
Planner
Guides
About
Map

Educational info only, not medical advice. Ask a qualified provider. Full disclaimer

    This is educational info only. We are not doctors and do not give medical advice. Ask a qualified provider before any treatment, and your doctor about health questions.

    By using this site, you accept our Terms.

    More
    • Map
    • Guided paths
    • Glow Check-In
    • Consult Kit
    • Guides
    • About
    • How we stay independent
    • For clinics, injectors and aestheticians
    Legal
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Service
    • Medical Disclaimer
    My Beauty Protocol

    We decode the science. You own your beauty.

    A simple guide to beauty treatments. No pressure. No paid answers.

    Explore

    • Home
    • Explore
    • Map
    • Compare
    • Saved
    • Guided paths

    Guidance

    • Glow Check-In
    • Planner
    • Consult Kit
    • Guides
    • About
    • How we stay independent
    • For clinics, injectors and aestheticians

    Legal

    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Service
    • Medical Disclaimer
    Follow @mybeautyprotocol

    Photos and videos are illustrative and AI-generated. They are not real patients or results.

    © 2026 My Beauty Protocol. All rights reserved.

    • Home
    • Explore
    • Compare
    • Planner
    • Saved

    Questions friends ask

    Is Botox safe?

    The short answer

    It has a long safety record when a trained injector uses an approved product at a proper dose. Most side effects are mild and short. Rare ones, like a drooping eyelid, can happen. Trouble swallowing, speaking or breathing is very rare. Get help right away.

    At a glance

    The key facts from our treatment guide.

    Neuromodulators: Botox & Dysport

    Relaxes chosen face muscles, so expression lines look softer.

    Downtime
    Same day
    Sessions
    1 session per treatment area
    Pain
    Low
    Cost
    $$$$$3 of 5, $600–$1,500 per visit in Toronto (CAD, rough guide)

    Worth checking before you book: Known allergy to any botulinum toxin product

    Open full guide

    Ask your provider

    1. 1Which product and how many units do you plan to use, and why?
    2. 2What should I do if I notice a side effect, like a drooping eyelid?
    3. 3Is there anything in my health history that makes you want to wait?

    Your next step

    Read the full guide

    This is educational info only. We are not doctors and do not give medical advice. Ask a qualified provider before any treatment, and your doctor about health questions.

    More questions friends ask

    • Botox or PRP: what's the difference?
    • Which laser hair removal fits my skin tone?
    • Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and others: how are they different?