Softer expression lines that still look like you.
$15per unit
member $12
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Forehead and 11s usually take 20–40 units of Botox®, so about $300–$600 at $15 a unit, or $240–$480 at the member price. Dysport® units are smaller, so you need about 2.5 of them for each Botox® unit. The cost ends up close, so choose on what your provider recommends rather than on the per-unit number.
Sample prices. A licensed provider assesses suitability first, and your dose is decided in consultation. No card surcharge. How pricing works
What it helps
Good fit, not a fit
How it works
Wrinkle relaxers are tiny, measured doses of a prescription medicine called botulinum toxin. Placed in a small muscle, it tells that muscle to relax for a few months. The skin over it creases less. Your face still moves, and the goal is that nobody can tell what you did.
Your visit
Tell us what you have noticed. Your provider checks your health history and tells you honestly whether this suits you.
You get a number before anything happens. If it is more than you want to spend, we can do less or stop there.
A few quick pinches with a very fine needle. Usually done in under 20 minutes, with no numbing needed.
Stay upright for 4 hours and skip hard exercise until tomorrow. We check in at 2 weeks and adjust if needed.
Results
Neurotoxin, 22 units. Treated by Ana Reyes, MSN, FNP-BC.
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Neurotoxin, 16 units. Treated by Dr. Jia Lin, MD.
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Neurotoxin, 50 units. Treated by Arjun Menon, PA-C.
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Your provider
Lead injector · 9 years · Supervised by Dr. Jia Lin, MD, Medical Director
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Injector · 6 years · Supervised by Dr. Jia Lin, MD, Medical Director
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Risks and safety
Small bumps, redness, bruising or tenderness where the needle went in. Headache.
A temporary droop of the eyelid or brow, or an uneven look. These fade as the medicine wears off.
Very rarely, the effect can spread beyond the treatment area and cause trouble swallowing, breathing or speaking, or muscle weakness, hours to weeks later. Get medical care right away if this happens.
Prescription medicine. Your licensed provider decides whether it suits you and how much to use. Read the full safety information for Botox® Cosmetic and Dysport®.
Medical review: sample copy, pending review by the medical director. Every treatment page must be approved before going live.
Compare
| Wrinkle relaxer | Filler | |
|---|---|---|
| Works by | Relaxing the muscle that creases | Adding gel where volume is lost |
| Best on | Lines that show when you move | Lines and hollows at rest, lips, cheeks |
| Shows in | 3–7 days | Straight away, settles in 2 weeks |
| Lasts | 3–4 months | 6–18 months depending on area |
| From | $15 a unit | $395 |
FAQ
Not if the dose is right, and we start conservatively. You can always add more at your 2-week check-in, but you cannot take it away, so we would rather go slowly.
Most clients describe a quick pinch. It is over in minutes and you do not need numbing.
It depends on your muscles and the look you want. Forehead and 11s usually take 20–40 units. Your provider confirms your dose before anything happens, so you always know the total first.
The units are not the same size. You need about 2.5 Dysport® units for each Botox® unit, so the total ends up close.
Your muscles go back to moving as they did. Nothing is permanent, and your lines do not get worse because you stopped.
Skip hard exercise until tomorrow, and stay upright for 4 hours.
Come back for your 2-week check-in. Small touch-ups are how we fine-tune, and we will tell you up front if one has a cost.
Not sure? A free 15-minute consult costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
