How much does a neuromodulator treatment cost?

The average cost range is $325 to $550, depending on the areas treated and the units required.

How long does Botox and Dysport last?

Neuromodulators are not permanent. The results typically last between three to four months and gradually wear off.

Is a neuromodulator treatment painful?

On a ten-point pain scale, with ten being extreme pain, most clients rate a neuromodulator treatment as a one. If concerned, we recommend taking 500mg of Tylenol 45 minutes before your treatment to aid treatment tolerance.

What is the difference between Botox and Dysport?

Botox and Dysport are quite similar. Both are derived from botulinum toxin; however, they do have differences in their molecular composition. Some of our clients have a clear preference, while others do not. Botox and Dysport are priced the same in our clinic and have comparable outcomes and efficacy.

What facial areas can be treated with Botox and Dysport?

Botox and Dysport are commonly used to smooth the vertical lines between the eyes, the horizontal lines on the forehead, and the lines extending from the corners of the eyes when smiling. Other treatment areas include the masseter muscle (mastication muscle for those with jaw pain), bunny lines (lines that run on the sides of the nose), and the horizontal neck lines.

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Why Wrinkles happen

Natural Aging Process

Wrinkles are a part of aging. Repeated muscle contractions, ultraviolet rays, air pollution, smoking, and genetics contribute. Youthful skin is robust with healthy connective tissue that resists the force of muscle contractions. With age, the skin thins and supporting connective tissue weakens while the facial muscles remain hearty. The result is an imbalance between the facial muscles and the skin creating folds and wrinkles.

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How Botox Works

Proven Results

Botox and Dysport are medications classified as neuromodulators because they temporarily impede nerve signal transmission to the muscle fibers. When Botox is injected into the muscles used for squinting, concentrating, or looking surprised, the muscle contraction becomes weaker, resulting in an improved equilibrium between the skin and musculature. The result — less wrinkles.

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FAQs

How much does Botox cost?

The average cost range is $325 to $650, depending on the number of areas treated and the units required per area. Treatment areas include Botox for between the brows, Botox for the Crow’s Feet, Botox to treat TMJ, Botox for teeth grinding or clenching, Botox to lift eyebrows, Botox to smooth forehead lines, and Botox for chin dimpling.

Which Botox lasts the longest?

In the United States, five neuromodulators are FDA-approved: Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau, and Daxxify. These cosmetic injectables are not permanent. The results typically last three to four months and gradually wear off, with higher treatment doses typically lasting longer. Daxxify was recently FDA-approved to treat the lines between the eyebrows, lasting an average of six months.

Are Botox injections safe?

Initially used for individuals with muscular hyperactivity disorders, Botox is now one of the most requested treatments for facial rejuvenation. Over 100 million vials have been sold in the United States alone since 2002. Scientific research, proprietary formulations, and distribution standards have made Botox safe for medical applications.

Botox versus Dysport, what is the difference?

Botox and Dysport are quite similar. Both are derived from botulinum toxin; however, they are molecularly different. Dysport takes effect sooner than Botox and has a different unit conversion rate than Botox; typically, three units of Dysport equals one unit of Botox. Some clients have a clear preference, while others do not. Botox and Dysport are priced similarly and have comparable outcomes, duration, and efficacy.

Which Botox is the best?

All five neuromodulators work well to smooth wrinkles. Due to their compositions and treatment indications, a particular brand may be preferred. For example, those allergic to cow’s milk protein should not use Dysport. Those prone to a heavy forehead feeling with Botox may prefer Dysport for forehead lines. Those wanting to treat horizontal necklines for a longer period of time before retreating may want to use Daxxify. Those wanting a preservative-free Botox may want to use Xeomin.