I am allergic to eggs, what are the alternatives to botox?

Hi and thanks for your question. Your egg allergy should not be a problem. I agree with Dr. Steinsapir that if you are very concerned you can get a quick skin test. Most places will inject one to two units without charging you much at all. You should not have to buy a vial of Botox. Hope that helps!

It contains small quantities of human albumin.  It is very unlikely that you are allergic to botox.  If your egg allergy has caused to have anaphylaxis, it is reasonable to have skin testing prior to treatment for peace of mind.  This will be expensive because you will essentially need to buy a 50 unit vial of botox for this purpose but then you will know.

Thank you for your question. You can try The Ultherapy® procedure (focused high intensity ultrasound energy) to lift and tighten the skin naturally by stimulating collagen and elastin production .

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Thank you for your question. It is very unlikely that you will be allergic to Botox. However, if your egg allergy has caused you to have anaphylaxis, I would suggest having a skin test before treatment. I recommend having a consultation with an expert injector to discuss your concerns and desires. Best of Luck!

Hello and thank you for your question. There is no known correlation to an egg allergy and Botox, you should have no issues. 

Botox does not contain egg protein or any derivatives. there should be no problem getting Botox