Doctors are warning young women to use caution before signing up for a procedure known as 'Barbie Botox' Also known as 'Trap Tox', the procedure injects 'botulinum toxins' like Botox into the neck and shoulder muscles, to create a slimmer neck. However, 'Trap Tox' is considered 'off-label' by the USDA, which only approves Botox treatments involving the face. Doctors also warn that younger women could build up an immunity if they're "doing high amounts of Botox very frequently".
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