Hoping to get some opinions as my Allergist and Dermatologist advised me different. So a few years back I gotten Xeomin for my 11s about 3 times. It was great, no side effects. Than I stopped and had a baby. Three months post partum I went to get Botox instead of Xeomin and it was also good but the second time I got Botox 13 days later I developed full body hives. Allegist thinks its not related to Botox but Dermatologist thinks ive developed a Botox Allergy. Now I dont know what to do and who to listein to. Id like to go back to Xeomin but worried.
Answer: We have not hives like you describe from either Botox or Xeomin. Perhaps you could get Clarity by calling the manufacturers of these products. We have been using BOTOX for over 25 years, and we have not seen a single allergic reaction. We have been using Xeomin, since the product became available, and similarly, we have not seen a single allergic reaction. We have not heard of anyone developing a full body rash / hives. Since adverse reactions are reported to the companies, they may be the best source of information for you moving forward. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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Answer: We have not hives like you describe from either Botox or Xeomin. Perhaps you could get Clarity by calling the manufacturers of these products. We have been using BOTOX for over 25 years, and we have not seen a single allergic reaction. We have been using Xeomin, since the product became available, and similarly, we have not seen a single allergic reaction. We have not heard of anyone developing a full body rash / hives. Since adverse reactions are reported to the companies, they may be the best source of information for you moving forward. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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Answer: Allergy Botox and Xeomin are both neruomodulators, but they are created slightly differently. You can have your doctor perform a patch test on your arm to check for allergy. You can then proceed with treatment if you are nonreactive.
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Answer: Allergy Botox and Xeomin are both neruomodulators, but they are created slightly differently. You can have your doctor perform a patch test on your arm to check for allergy. You can then proceed with treatment if you are nonreactive.
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June 9, 2025
Answer: Botox allergic reactions Allergic reactions to Botox usually happen after a few days of having a Botox treatment. Most likely the hives you developed are unrelated to the Botox injections you had almost 2 weeks earlier. Additionally you are unlikely to have allergic reaction to Xeomin even if you had one after a Botox treatment. I would proceed with Xeomin injections.
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June 9, 2025
Answer: Botox allergic reactions Allergic reactions to Botox usually happen after a few days of having a Botox treatment. Most likely the hives you developed are unrelated to the Botox injections you had almost 2 weeks earlier. Additionally you are unlikely to have allergic reaction to Xeomin even if you had one after a Botox treatment. I would proceed with Xeomin injections.
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May 10, 2025
Answer: Botox vs. Xeomin Allergy Concerns Thank you for sharing your experience. This is an important and valid concern. Allergic reactions to botulinum toxin products such as Botox or Xeomin are rare, but they can occur.
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May 10, 2025
Answer: Botox vs. Xeomin Allergy Concerns Thank you for sharing your experience. This is an important and valid concern. Allergic reactions to botulinum toxin products such as Botox or Xeomin are rare, but they can occur.
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May 10, 2025
Answer: Allergy Medicine isn’t a guessing game .. you should do a small subq spot test in the forearm with each and see if it causes a localized skin reaction then there is your answer .. xeomin doesn’t have associated toxin proteins so it is less likely to cause any adverse reactions but the real answer lies in the test
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May 10, 2025
Answer: Allergy Medicine isn’t a guessing game .. you should do a small subq spot test in the forearm with each and see if it causes a localized skin reaction then there is your answer .. xeomin doesn’t have associated toxin proteins so it is less likely to cause any adverse reactions but the real answer lies in the test
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