Is ThermiRase my next option after Botox and it substitutes?

It is very odd that you had a reaction after 2.5 years of treatment. Were you using the same physician?Did they use the same product and mix it in the correct manner?What did they use to dilute the product?Before you claim an allergy to Botox make sure you confirm these items.

Xeomin and Dysport are possible Botox alternatives. Or these areas can be improved with a combination approach with Botox and lasers, microneedling/prp and fillers. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

Thanks for the question. It is less likely to have an allergic reaction to Botox injections if you had uneventful Botox treatments in the past. Mixing the product correctly with a diluting solution, the solution used for dilution and an accurate proportion of Botox in the solution is essential for desirable treatment outcomes. Rarely, people will have allergic reactions to the constituents of the diluting solution rather the product itself. ThermiRase is mostly used off lable and has not yet been accepted as an alternative to Botox treatment. There are no authoritative and demonstrated literature or guidelines advocating the role of ThermiRase in the treatment of wrinkles. I would advise you to see your doctor for personalized evaluation of your health condition and explore your treatment options.