A Botox nasal spray called Haytox is gaining popularity as a treatment for hay fever in Australia and the UK, despite a lack of clinical evidence to support its effectiveness. Claims by private cosmetic clinics hail Haytox as a breakthrough for chronic rhinitis, offering relief for several months without discomfort. However, the treatment has not been approved by Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), and there is conflicting information about its safety and potential side effects. While some clinics claim it is non-invasive and safe, others warn of potential minor hay fever-like symptoms following the procedure.
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Haytox: what is the evidence for a Botox spray for hay fever?
