1. bruising
   sore throat
2. incontinence

There are many side effects of Botox, including minor ones such as leg pain, back pain and headaches. More major side effects include bruising, swelling, fever and bleeding at the injection site.

1. one to two days
   three to four days
2. seven to 10 days

Generally, it takes around seven to 10 days to heal any swelling and bruising from getting Botox.

1. three times
   four times
2. five times

Tanning beds generally release about three times the amount of UV radiation than natural sunlight.

1. skin cancer
   mutation of DNA
2. discoloration of eyes

Tanning beds are extremely dangerous and can not only cause early aging but can also cause skin cancer, DNA mutation, and they can weaken your immune system.

1. true
   false
2. true, but only in the United States

Because chemical peels are so invasive, they should be done by a professional with a medical license. While you can perform mild peels in the privacy of your own home, any stronger peel should be done with the supervision of a dermatologist because of possible complications.

1. burning and peeling
   sensitivity to the sun
2. skin cancer

Stronger chemical peels can cause burning, peeling, sensitivity to the sun and even scarring, but skin cancer is not an immediate concern.

1. true
   false
2. true, but only if you're having a girl

Waxing is never pleasant, but if you're pregnant, it can be more painful than usual because of an increased sensitivity to your skin.

1. exposure to the sun
   cold compress
2. cortisone creams

After waxing, you should avoid any kind of heat including bathing, hot tubs, sun exposure or steam rooms. Because of your skin's increased sensitivity, you should also avoid any intimacy with your spouse because your skin will be more susceptible to bacteria.

1. 90 degrees
   194 degrees Fahrenheit
2. 250 degrees Fahrenheit

Because saunas can be dangerous and lead to extreme dehydration, the maximum temperature allowed in the United States and Canada is 194 degrees Fahrenheit.

1. true
   false
2. Yes, but only if you're in the sauna for more than 30 minutes

The best way to stay hydrated is to drink lots of water. The Institute of Medicine recommends that men drink 13 cups of water a day and women drink 9 cups of water a day to stay healthy.