← Aesthetic medicine❖ Neurotoxin / Botox & Xeomin

Movement, softened.

Neurotoxin does one thing: it quiets a specific muscle. Which muscle, how much, and where the dose sits is the entire treatment — and it is mapped to your anatomy rather than a template. Every injection is performed by a board-certified physician.

Why Xeomin

Built to keep working.

Xeomin is a purified neurotoxin with no extra accessory proteins riding along. Those accessory proteins are increasingly believed to drive the antibody response that causes some long-term patients to stop responding to treatment altogether.

Toxin resistance has become more common as more people start younger and treat for decades rather than years. Choosing a naked molecule lowers that risk — so the treatment still works for you at 55, not just at 35.

Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau are available on request if you have a brand preference or a documented history with one of them.

Onset

First changes at three to seven days; full effect at two weeks.

Duration

Three to four months for most people and most areas.

Review

A two-to-three week review is included, with touch-ups to areas treated that day.

Downtime

None. Occasional pinpoint bruising settles within a few days.

Anatomy

What we treat, muscle by muscle.

Forehead lines

Softens horizontal forehead creases caused by repeated frontalis activation, while preserving natural brow movement and height.

Frown lines (glabella)

Relaxes corrugator and procerus so the vertical '11s' between the brows soften without dropping the brow.

Crow's feet

Relaxes the orbicularis oculi to smooth the fine lines that fan out from the corners of the eyes when you smile.

Gummy smile

Microdoses in the levator labii muscles relax an overactive upper lip so more tooth — and less gum — shows when you smile.

Chin dimpling

Treats the orange-peel texture of an overactive mentalis for a smooth, relaxed chin contour.

Lip flips

A few precise units along the orbicularis oris roll the upper lip gently outward, creating a fuller-looking pout without any filler.

Marionette lines

Relaxes the depressor anguli oris so the corners of the mouth lift slightly, softening a downturned, tired expression.

Bunny lines

Softens the diagonal creases across the nasal bridge that appear when you scrunch or smile broadly.

Masseter — jaw slimming & TMJ

Reduces an overdeveloped masseter for a softer lower-face contour and relief from clenching, grinding, and tension headaches.

Platysmal bands — Nefertiti lift

Releases the downward pull of the neck platysma so the jawline reads sharper and the neck looks smoother.

Axillary hyperhidrosis

Blocks the nerve signal driving underarm sweat glands — typically six to nine months of relief per treatment.

Preventive dosing (20s & 30s)

Very small doses that soften dynamic movement before it etches into permanent static lines.

Xeomin® — priced by area, never by unit

Neurotoxin pricing.

Your fee is set by which areas are treated, not by how much product your anatomy requires. Ask about our Founding Model discount during your appointment.

One area

$450

Frown lines, forehead lines, or crow's feet

Two areas

$725

Any two upper-face zones

Full upper face

$900

All three upper-face zones

Detail area

$275

Chin dimpling, downturned corners (DAO), gummy smile, or perioral lines

Lip flip or bunny lines

$225

Single detail area, upper lip or nasal bridge

Detail area bundles

from $475

Any two detail areas $475 · any three $675

Masseter

from $950

Jaw slimming, clenching and TMJ — includes up to 50 units

Platysmal bands

from $850

Nefertiti lift — includes up to 40 units

Full lower face

from $1,650

Masseter, platysma and two detail areas

Axillary hyperhidrosis

from $1,200

Underarm sweating — includes up to 100 units

Where an area needs more than its included units, additional units are $12 each — always discussed with you before we treat. $450 minimum visit; lip flip and single detail areas exempt. An aesthetic consultation is $200 and is credited in full toward any treatment you book.

Frequently asked

Botox questions.

Do you use Botox or Xeomin?

Xeomin is our primary neurotoxin. Xeomin is a purified neurotoxin with no extra accessory proteins, which lowers the risk of building neutralising antibodies — so the treatment keeps working for you years from now, not just this year. We can use Botox, Dysport, or Jeuveau if you have a specific preference.

What is Botox resistance, and why does it matter?

Some long-term patients stop responding to treatment because their immune system has built neutralising antibodies against the accessory proteins packaged with the toxin. It is increasingly reported as more people start treatment younger and treat for longer. Xeomin carries no accessory proteins, which is why we default to it.

How much does Botox cost in NJ?

We price by area, not by unit — $450 for one upper-face area, $725 for two, $900 for the full upper face, and $225–$275 for detail areas like chin dimpling, gummy smile, or a lip flip. Masseter treatment starts at $950. Every price is quoted before we treat.

Should I start preventive Botox in my 20s or 30s?

Very small doses soften the dynamic movement that eventually etches in as deep static lines. Started early and dosed conservatively, it can meaningfully delay the wrinkles you would otherwise be chasing in your 40s. If your concern is skin quality rather than lines, microbotox is usually the better first treatment.

How long does it take to work and how long does it last?

First changes appear at three to seven days, with full effect at two weeks. Results generally last three to four months. Your touch-up at the two-to-three week review is included for any area treated that day.

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