NeurotoxinsNew
Xeomin and Jeuveau for expression lines, with units planned by a licensed professional and introductory pricing from $8 per unit.
Neurotoxins, explained.
Neurotoxins relax the specific muscles that create expression lines, such as frown lines between the brows, forehead lines and crow's feet.
Xeomin is an FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A treatment made without accessory proteins. It is priced per unit, starting at $8 per unit as an introductory price.
Jeuveau is an FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A treatment developed specifically for aesthetic use. It is priced per unit, starting at $8 per unit as an introductory price.
Your provider will talk through which product suits your goals.
The number of units depends on the area and on how strong those muscles are, so your provider sets it at the visit and tells you the total before treatment.
Who this is for.
- Adults who want to soften frown lines, forehead lines or crow's feet.
- Patients who want a quick in-clinic treatment with little downtime.
- Anyone who wants a provider to plan the dose instead of a fixed package.
Who this is not for.
- Anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding.
- People with a known allergy to botulinum toxin or the product's ingredients.
- People with certain neuromuscular conditions, or an infection at the treatment site.
What to expect with neurotoxins.
1
Consult
About 10 minutes
Your provider reviews your history, looks at the areas you want treated and recommends a product and unit count.
2
Treatment
About 15 minutes
A few small injections with a fine needle. Most people return to their day right after.
3
Results
Several days to two weeks
Lines soften gradually as the muscles relax. Results usually last a few months.
Pricing for neurotoxins.
Posted before you book. Quoted items are priced at your consultation, in writing.
Xeomin
Introductory price per unit, units set by your provider
$8/unit
Jeuveau
Introductory price per unit, units set by your provider
$8/unit
Questions about neurotoxins.
Educational content only. Not medical advice. Treatment requires evaluation by a licensed provider.
Start with your goals.
Tell us what you want to improve, then leave with clear options and a plan built around you.