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Thank you for your question. Yes, you can still have Botox injections as honey does not contain botulinum toxin. I still advise you to mention any allergies to your injector prior to treatment. I also recommend having a consultation with an expert injector to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
Gosh that is a rare entity. It would be wise to check with your allergy specialist but in general botox is a very pure injectable medicine with very few, if any, known cases of allergy.
Botox is a medication injected into target muscles to selectively relax them for fewer/softer wrinkles. The active ingredient ingredient can be found in honey; however it is likely your honey allergy is due to the pollen. I would consult with your allergist who diagnosed your honey allergy to be absolutely certain. It is likely you can still have a Botox treatment safely. Safety comes first.
Hi, thank you for your question. Honey allergy is unrelated to Botox treatment as it does not contain apitoxin unlike a bee sting allergy.Hope this helps,-Melody PAC
Yes, you can still have Botox treatment. Honey does not contain botulinum toxin. I would still mention any allergies to your injector prior to treatment.
Thanks for your question, jgergely. Honey does not contain botulinum toxin, nor does it contain apitoxin (the toxin present in bee venom). If you are allergic to honey, this does not preclude you from getting botox treatments. As always, seek out an expert provider in order to receive the best results from your botox treatment.Health and Happiness,Dr. Hester
Thank you for your questionFrom your description, it is unlikely that your history of allergy to honey is a contraindication to having Botox treatment, however the only way to completely rule out the possibility of an allergic reaction is to perform an allergy test with an Allergy specialist. I recommend that consult with an appropriately trained and highly experienced practitioner to ensure your safety and to achieve optimal results.Best wishes.
Honey allergic reaction is completely unrelated to Botox injections and allergies.Enjoy your treatment!Best. Dr Brecht
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can have Botox treatment as it is not a contradiction of fasciculation syndrome. I still recommend having a consultation with an expert injector to discuss your concerns and to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
The Spock look or Mephisto occurs because doctors are not trained correctly and dont inject the forehead lateral enough and it is easily corrected by injecting the muscles on the lateral forehead to relax them
Thank you for your question. It is unlikely your Botox treatment 30 days ago caused your Bell’s palsy. It Botox was responsible the issues would have presented themselves at 5-10 days post injection. It typically takes 3-6 months for Botox to wear off. If you have any concerns it is always b...