Question 1

What are Neuromodulators?

Accepted Answer

Commercially known as Botox Cosmetic, Dysport or Xeomin, are used to treat wrinkles, frown lines, and crow’s feet. A minute amount of the neuromodulator is injected directly into the underlying muscle, causing it to relax and gradually smooth out the appearance of the overlying skin. The effects typically last about three months.

Question 2

What are Neuromodulators used for?

Accepted Answer

Aging Skin
Crow’s Feet
Excessive Sweating
Frown Lines and Forehead Furrows
Sagging Skin
Wrinkles
Over the years, our skin changes in tone and texture. The natural foundation of our tissues loses its elasticity, causing fine lines and wrinkles to slowly appear. With the loss of collagen and elastin, tissues will no longer bounce back, instead becoming lax and lifeless. Along with these changes may come dark, ‘hollow’ areas beneath the eyes and along the cheekbones. Coupled with the effects of sun damage, smoking, stress, pollutants, and genetics, these early signs of aging are impossible to avoid.
While there is no substitute for a healthy diet and good skincare routine, there is a simple, noninvasive way to temporarily improve the appearance of age-related wrinkles and volume loss: dermal fillers. These injectable formulations are made from naturally occurring, biodegradable substances like Hyaluronic Acid (HA) and Calcium Hydroxyapatite (CaHA). The benefits of fillers can be seen immediately, and depending on the treatment area, can last from six months to two years.

Question 3

What can Neuromodulators Improve?

Accepted Answer

Fine Lines
Deep wrinkles
Nasolabial Folds
Marionette Lines (between mouth and chin)
Nasolabial Folds (between the nose and mouth)
Volume loss in cheeks, jawline, and under eyes
Smoker’s Lines (fine lip lines)
Thinning Lips
Scars from acne or trauma

Question 4

What is the difference between Botox and Dysport?

Accepted Answer

Dysport and Botox are both neurotoxins with the same active ingredient, Botulinum Toxin Type A. They are made by different companies (Dysport - Galderma, Botox - Allergan), and both used very widely. "Botox" has really become a common word to refer to all cosmetic neurotoxins on the market since it was the first and only for quite some time that was FDA approved for cosmetic use. Some people may distinguish differences between Botox and Dysport, such as, onset, fell, and over all look when comparing the two. Some people report a "frozen" look with Botox and a quicker onset of action with Dysport.

Question 5

What is the cost of Botox?

Accepted Answer

$13 per unit

Question 6

What is the cost of Dysport?

Accepted Answer

$5 per unit

Question 7

How much Botox will you need?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the area being treated. Below is a model showing the typical amount of Botox needed per area.

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How much Botox will you need?

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INJECTABLES

What are Neuromodulators?

What are Neuromodulators used for?

What can Neuromodulators Improve?

What is the difference between Botox and Dysport?

What is the cost of Botox?

What is the cost of Dysport?

How much Botox will you need?

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LOTUS LUXE TRIBE

12400 Cantrell Road Suite 2 Little Rock, Arkansas 72223 ​501-400-7007 contact@lotusluxemedspa.com

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12400 Cantrell Road Suite 2
Little Rock, Arkansas 72223
501-400-7007
contact@lotusluxemedspa.com