I had Xeomin (40 units) a few weeks ago and just found out I am pregnant! I had no idea I was pregnant when I got it done!

I would not worry at all.  While these products are not recommended for use in pregnancy, that is due to the fact that it is impossible to perform a study testing the safety of these drugs in pregnancy.  Many patients have become pregnant after using neuromodulators and there have not been any reports of problems associated with this.I would recommend waiting until after you are done breast-feeding (should you choose to do that) before undergoing treatment with additional neuromodulator.

Thank you for your question about Xeomin. Congratulations on your pregnancy.This is a small dose. It is very unlikely to have caused any harm.To be sure, follow up with your obstetrician or see two or more licensed and board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation.I hope this helps.

No studies have been performed on pregnant/ nursing women receiving Xeomin because the potential risks outweigh the benefits. Many women,
however, experience just what you are going through and their babies are
healthy and fine. I think we will find over time, with examples such as
yours, that there isn't much to worry about with accidentally receiving Xeomin in the early stages of pregnancy. You can start using Xeomin again when you are finished breast
feeding. I hope you have a fantastic pregnancy!

Congratulations on the great news!  Although it is certainly recommended that you avoid all toxins and fillers while pregnant, it is important to remember that Xeomin/Dysport/Botox are all locally acting with negligible systemic diffusion.  Likewise, 40 units is a very small dose and highly unlikely to have any effects on your fetus. I typically ask all new and established toxin patients of child bearing age if there is any possibility of pregnancy prior to injection.

While it is not recommend for pregnant or nursing mothers to have Xeomin (or Botox and Dysport), there should be no harm to your baby from having the treatment a few weeks before finding out about your pregnancy.  The dose used is not enough to affect your fetus and it does not normally circulate throughout your body.  

Thank you for your question. Typically, neuromodulators like Xeomin are not recommended for use during pregnancy because there has been no official testing done to prove the safety of them. For more information, I recommend getting a in person consultation from a board-certified dermatologist. 

It is highly unlikely that you have any consequences for getting Xeomin while pregnant. It is not recommended during pregnancy because there hasn't been any testing done on it., The reason for this is that no pregnant women would volunteer for a study on this.

I am unaware of information indicating a concern with the use of these products.  They work locally and are, in any event, temporary muscle weakeners only for the muscles they are injected into directly.You should of course go over this with your own physicians to be sure, but I think you can reasonably not worry to an extreme over this...I hope that this helps and good luck,Dr. Alan EnglerMember of #RealSelf500