April 23 (Reuters) - AbbVie ( ABBV ) said on Thursday
the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has declined to approve
its experimental wrinkle treatment, citing issues in
manufacturing.
The company said the agency did not raise concerns about the
treatment's safety or efficacy, and did not ask for new patient
studies.
TrenibotE is a fast-acting botulinum toxin aimed at treating
facial wrinkles such as frown lines, and it is designed to wear
off more quickly than traditional Botox treatments.
The company said the treatment has been studied in more than
2,100 patients, including two late-stage trials and a safety
study.