Mediline Review

I'm really angry; first of all, before the procedure even started, they didn't notify me at all about what ingredient I was being injected with. When I asked whether there were any side effects, both the manager and the director only said there weren't. But after the injection, the side effects came on extremely badly (I didn't have this happen when I got jaw Botox at another clinic before). Only after I had side effects did they say there had been a few cases like mine before lol (I heard that by phone through the manager). Five minutes after the procedure, they told me to massage my nose for about 10 minutes, so I did. After that, while I was slowly on my way home, my tongue and hands went numb, I couldn't see in front of me, I felt dizzy, I vomited and had nausea, and I couldn't keep my balance. I felt like I might die. I have never experienced anything like this in my life. What do you mean by numbness;;; I couldn't speak properly, and the numbness in my hand was the most shocking thing in my life because it was the first time it had ever happened. If I tried to force my hand to move, it would start cramping. So I came back to the clinic, and the director told me to get a garlic injection or a Cinderella injection, which sounded like complete nonsense to me. I refused, but the director kept recommending it several more times; I'm glad I went there without my parents knowing, because if they find out soon, it will blow up, so I'm still holding it in. If they messed up and injected the wrong Botox or fat-dissolving shot and caused problems in my body, I won't just sit still. I had side effects, and the director said maybe there was an ingredient in the injection that didn't suit me, but is it really the mindset of a doctor to have zero intention of finding out what it was? At the very least, if they want to prevent the same thing from happening to someone else next time, they should analyze it and tell me. If they just say it was probably one ingredient or another, what exactly are they trying to do? I'm thinking about going to the hospital to get checked. The numbness I had is definitely not something that can just be brushed off.