One of the most common questions clients ask is, "what is the difference between Botox and Xeomin?"
Both Botox and Xeomin are a form of botulinum toxin type A, however the difference lies in how they are manufactured. Xeomin is a purified form of botulinum toxin type A, essentially meaning it has no additives, while Botox is composed of a complex mixture of proteins.
Due to its purified nature, Xeomin may have longer lasting effects for some patients because the body is less likely to build a resistance to the product. However, everyone's body responds differently. Product choice and dosing will be discussed based on a thorough assessment of muscle anatomy and history of neurotoxin use.
$12 per unit
$11 per unit
Neurotoxins and Fillers are both cosmetic treatments that address visible signs of aging, but work in different ways. Neurotoxins limit movement of the muscles, or can freeze the muscles under the skin to reduce wrinkles that come from facial expressions, such as on the forehead and around the eyes. Fillers address areas of the skin that have lost volume due to aging, such as on the cheeks and around the mouth. Fillers can also be used to enhance certain features, such as the lips.
Neurotoxins and Fillers can be used together or separately, depending on the desired outcome and individual treatment goals. As a Registered Nurse in this industry, it is my goal to keep my clients as natural as possible and use toxins and fillers to enhance the individual's natural beauty. Assessment and personal goals will be utilized to provide a harmonious appearance to the treatment area. Goals, side effects, post care and treatment plans are discussed on a case by case basis.
Hyperdilute Radiesse is a treatment that uses Radiesse, a collagen stimulator, to treat skin that has lost volume and elasticity. The term "hyperdilute" means the filler is mixed with a small amount of saline or other solutions to make it thinner, which helps it spread more evenly and create a more natural look.
When injected into the skin, it stimulates collagen production, which is the natural protein that gives your skin structure and firmness. Over time, this helps the skin become firmer and more youthful in appearance.
Patients usually start to see improvements within a few days to a week, but the full effects can take about 2–3 months to show as collagen builds and forms. The results can last anywhere from 12 to 18 months, depending on the person.
Typically one to two treatments, spaced out a few months apart, are needed to achieve optimal results. However, this depends on the amount of volume loss and the overall goals and baseline of the patient. Many patients achieve the desired effect after one treatment.
Aside from some mild swelling, there is little to no downtime with the Hyperdilute Radiesse treatment
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