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Mass. health officials identify source of recent Botox-related botulism cases

  • Massachusetts health authorities are investigating 10 suspected instances of iatrogenic botulism connected to cosmetic injections administered at Rodrigo Beauty spa in Milton as of Saturday.
  • The cases stem from cosmetic procedures performed between May 1 and June 4, prompting a public health warning for anyone treated during this period.
  • Iatrogenic botulism, a rare but serious condition that occurs when botulinum toxin affects areas beyond the intended injection site, may result in symptoms such as double vision, eyelid weakness, impaired speech, and trouble swallowing.
  • Health officials emphasized on Saturday that prompt identification and medical intervention greatly enhance the chances of recovery, urging anyone who recently received injections or is showing symptoms to seek urgent medical attention.
  • The investigation emphasizes the potential dangers linked to Botox treatments and recommends that anyone who received injections at the specified med spa between May 1 and June 4 reach out promptly to the state health authorities for guidance and monitoring, even if they are not showing any symptoms.
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WCVB broke the news in Boston, United States on Saturday, June 7, 2025.
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