Robert Whitfield MD discusses autoimmune reactions to injectables like Botox. One person reports developing a fever after Botox a year earlier and worries the injection triggered an immune response. Whitfield mentions preservatives in older products and newer options like Daxify.
Daxify
No
Collagen
Exactly a year prior to the conversation
They had a fever
Do you believe in, like, Botox illness?
I haven't seen that. But anybody can react to stuff. There are preservatives in. In many of these things. The thing that has the least amount of preservative is Daxify. There's no human serum albumin in it. The first injectable was collagen. You just have to get a test for it and everything. And of course, you. You can react to anything. It gets injected.
Well, I have an autoimmune condition, and the last time I got Botox, which is basically exactly a year ago, I had a fever for a. And I haven't had it since. So I was told maybe, you know, having autoimmune Botox was, you know, igniting your immune system. So I'm like, in this place, I love Botox.
