
NEUROTOXIN
Botox · Dysport · Daxxify · Jeuveau
Refresh your look with expertly placed Botox®, Dysport®, Daxxify® and Jeuveau® treatments designed to soften fine lines, smooth wrinkles, and enhance your natural beauty. Every treatment is thoughtfully customized to deliver subtle, confidence-boosting results that leave you looking rested, refreshed, and never overdone.
Treatment Duration: 30-45 min.
Treatment Area: Face, Neck
Frequently Asked Questions
Botox®, Dysport®, Daxxify® and Jeuveau® are FDA-approved neurotoxins that temporarily relax the muscles responsible for expression lines and wrinkles. By reducing repeated muscle movement, they help smooth existing lines while also preventing new ones from becoming more noticeable over time.
Botox®, Dysport®, Daxxify® and Jeuveau® are excellent options. During your consultation, your VIVO provider will evaluate your facial anatomy, discuss your aesthetic goals, and recommend the treatment best suited for you.
Most patients enjoy results for approximately 3–4 months, though longevity varies based on the individual, treatment area, and dosage.
Typically, patients receive either Botox®, Dysport®, Daxxify® and Jeuveau® during a treatment session. Your provider will recommend the product that will provide the best outcome for your unique needs.
Most patients describe the injections as a quick pinch with minimal discomfort. Treatments are completed in just a few minutes, and a topical numbing option can be discussed if needed.
You may notice mild redness, swelling, or small bumps at the injection sites immediately after treatment. These effects usually resolve within a few hours. Results begin to appear within 3–5 days, with full results developing in approximately 10–14 days.
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Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before treatment.
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If approved by your healthcare provider, avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements (such as aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and vitamin E) for 3–7 days to help minimize bruising.
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Arrive with clean skin free of makeup when possible.
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Inform your provider of any recent illnesses, vaccinations, or medications, including antibiotics.
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