I heard that if you have an egg allergy you can get Jeuveau, is this correct?

Jeuveau is safe to use if you are allergic to eggs or anything else.  It is a very safe product that is very similar to Botox Cosmetic.

Dear delecia4:Ovalbumin (45 kd), the principal protein of egg albumen, is a different protein from human serum albumin (67 kd), which is the type of albumin in botulinum toxin A preparations. So you needn’t be concerned about getting albumin in injectable drugs like Jeuveau. Did you know you have albumin in your blood and tissues, without which you could not survive! I hope this reassures you. Sheryl Clark MD FAAD

There is no reason you can't have Botox, Xeomin, Dysport or Jeuveau if you are allergic to eggs.  They have nothing to do with egg allergies, so I hope you will get treated by an expert injector and absolutely love the results.   Check the credentials of your injector and make sure they are a board certified physician in dermatology or plastic surgery with a long track record of success and safety. 

Having an allergy to eggs would not preclude you from having any of the neuromodulators.  Therefore, Botox, Dysport, Xeomin or Jeaveau injections should not present a problem.

Jeuveau by Evolus is the newest neuromodulator on the market in the US.   The product contains:  Botulinum toxin type A, albumin, and sodium chloride.   Eggs are not used in the manufacturing process.  An egg allergy shouldn't limit your ability to receive Jeauveau. 

There is no reason you cannot have any of the toxins as egg is not used in processing--Botox, Xeomin Dysport of Jeuveau