Can I be allergic to Botox?
Posted October 26, 2007 under Botox® - 1 Comments
It would be extremely unlikely for anybody to be truly allergic to Botox, but there are rare cases of patients that get flu like symptoms for a few days after a Botox injection.
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October 26, 2007
Before 1997, there were some reports of patients becoming immune to Botox, but not allergic.