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I am allergic to any kind of Botox, Xeomin, and Dysport

LisdontJul 23, 2018
I have tested them all including in the Montefioro hospital in NYC, but nobody can figure out why. I used to have n problem for years, and all of the sudden I started having incredible bumps on my forehead whenever I received any of these injections. s there any way out? I live in NYC thanks

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