Softer lines,
same face.
Neuromodulators — Botox®, Dysport®, Xeomin®, Jeuveau® and Daxxify® — relax the muscles that create movement lines: forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, and crow's feet. Skin sits smoother without freezing expression.
All five are botulinum toxin type A, but they differ in onset, spread and formulation. Xeomin® is a 'naked' formulation with no complexing proteins, Dysport® has a faster onset and broader diffusion for larger areas, Jeuveau® is purpose-built for frown lines, and Daxxify® is formulated for longer-lasting results. Choosing between them is a clinical decision, not a brand preference.
We dose conservatively and map each treatment to how your face actually moves. The goal is rested, not done.
Benefits
A few minutes of tiny injections, no downtime, and results that build over the following two weeks.
- Softens forehead, glabellar and crow's feet lines
- Prevents new lines from etching in over time
- Subtle brow lift and jawline slimming when indicated
- Treats masseter clenching and TMJ tension
- Underarm sweating (hyperhidrosis) control
- Botox®, Dysport®, Xeomin®, Jeuveau® or Daxxify® selected to fit your anatomy
- No downtime — return to your day immediately
Results vary and are not guaranteed. All treatments begin with a consultation.
How long does it last?
Most people see three to four months from a full treatment. Metabolism, dose and treatment area all affect longevity.
When will I see results?
Movement starts softening around day three to five, with full effect at about two weeks.
Will I look frozen?
Not with the dosing we use. We treat to preserve natural movement, and we would rather add a touch at your two-week check than overdo it up front.
Which product will you use — Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau or Daxxify?
It depends on the area, your muscle strength and how you have responded before. Dysport suits larger areas, Xeomin is a stripped-back formulation, Jeuveau targets frown lines and Daxxify is chosen when longevity matters most. We decide together at your consult.
Does it hurt?
The needle is very fine. Most patients describe a quick pinch, and the whole appointment takes about fifteen minutes.
A more intentional approach to thriving.