BTW one of the makers of Botox has a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). They have fairly restricted requirements, but the gist is, if you don't have insurance that covers botox, and have limited income, they might be willing to donate it. They won't pay any of the procedure costs, just the botox. Here's a link to the web page.
http://www.botoxpatientassistance.com/
It's not guaranteed, but might be worth the effort to find if you qualify.
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