Injectables / Botox
Botox
A small amount of purified Botulinum Toxin, injected into targeted muscles, temporarily relaxes the movement that creates frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet and jaw tension.
A small amount of purified Botulinum Toxin, injected into targeted muscles, temporarily relaxes the movement that creates frown lines, forehead lines, crow's feet and jaw tension.
It depends on the area and your muscle strength. Larger muscle groups — particularly the masseters — require additional units for optimal results. Your injector maps dosing at your consultation.
Results generally last 2½ to 3 months, though this varies with metabolism, treatment area and units used. Repeat treatments are necessary to maintain results over time.
Botox is a fifteen-minute appointment with minimal downtime — the first day or two just asks for a little care.
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Frown lines between the brows
Forehead lines, measured dosing
Crow's feet at the outer eye
Masseter treatment — jawline contour
Combination upper-face treatment
Frown and forehead lines, male patient
Some patients report that being injected with Botox feels like a pinch. Your provider may use ice to numb the treatment area. If you are receiving masseter Botox, the injections are typically quick and well tolerated. A topical numbing cream can also be applied prior to treatment if needed.
About fifteen minutes. Afterward, stay upright for 4 to 6 hours and skip the gym — otherwise, you can go straight back to your day.
The effect first appears in 2 to 7 days as the treated muscles begin to relax, with full effect over weeks 2 to 10. Results generally last 2½ to 3 months, though this varies with metabolism, treatment area and units used. Most clients rebook around the 2½ to 3 month mark to keep results steady.
Yes. Lines soften rather than switch off — our injectors work with a deliberately conservative hand, so the goal is to ease what bothers you without freezing expression or changing your face.
It depends on the area and your muscle strength. Larger muscle groups — particularly the masseters — require additional units for optimal results. Your injector maps dosing at your consultation.
Discuss all medications and supplements with your injector before treatment. Aspirin, ibuprofen, Motrin, Advil, Aleve and some herbal medicines may increase or worsen bruising, so you may be instructed to avoid them unless prescribed by your physician. You may also be asked to skip alcohol for 24 hours.
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