Neurotoxins
about the treatment
Neurotoxins, or more commonly known as botox, gently relax targeted muscles to soften fine lines and prevent deeper wrinkles from forming, all while keeping your expressions looking natural and effortless.
Why we love it:
- Smooths frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines
- Delivers a refreshed, rested appearance
- Quick treatment with zero downtime
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Jacquie's Recommendations
Most clients maintain smooth, natural-looking results with treatments every 3–4 months. Jacquie will tailor the timing to your facial anatomy and how expressive your muscles naturally are, ensuring soft consistency without ever over-treating.
Frequency
Pricing
Pricing is based on the number of units needed to achieve your desired look. During your consultation, Jacquie will provide a precise estimate so you feel fully informed before beginning.
Tox Booster
By combining a chemical peel with your botox, you can boost your neurotoxin results by 36%. This treatment smooths wrinkles, lifts pigment, refreshes skin texture, and restores a radiant, youthful glow.
Want to take your treatment to the next level?
available add-ons
A closer look at the most commonly treated areas for neuromodulators. Each point highlights typical placement and average unit ranges, offering clarity around treatment while reinforcing our anatomy-first, personalized approach.
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20 Units
Frown Lines
20-24 Units
Crows Feet
4-6 Units
Bunny Lines
16 Units
Nefertiti Lift
10-20 Units
Neck Bands
40 Units
TMJ/ Slimming
6 Units
Lip Flip
6-8 Units
Chin Dimpling
4-6 Units
Downturn Corners
8 Units
Brow Lift
12-20 Units
Forehead Lines
Will it look natural?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — our approach is intentionally subtle. You’ll look refreshed and well-rested, never frozen or expressionless.
How long does it take to work?
You’ll begin seeing results in 3–5 days, with full smoothing and softening appearing around day 10–14.
Is there downtime?
There’s virtually no downtime. You can return to your day right away, with only minor redness that fades quickly.
Does it hurt?
