Introducing Juvapen! The 'pen' itself is small and rectangular, not much bigger than a matchbox, with a side panel where the doctor presses the appropriate button to determine exactly what quantity to inject. This device is attached to the barrel of a syringe and needle, but rather than injecting by hand, the doctor will touch a lever, and a small motor whirs as it drives a precise amount of Botox® into the skin. Trials show that Juvapen brings the accuracy of the dose to within 2% of what was intended, as opposed to 50% if the needle is held in the old 'freestyle' way. In real terms, it's the difference between a hard, immobile face and a soft, natural look. Bernard-Pierre LaGrand, CEO of the Swiss company that makes the Juvapen, says his company's pen makes it easier to teach beginners how to inject Botox, stating: "It just makes it faster and more accurate. It allows the less experienced to do a good job." What do you think? Will the Juvapen be a permanent new way to administer Botox®?