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Refresh your look—Botox that brings out your best.
Step into a version of you that feels confident, radiant, and refreshed. Botox isn’t about changing who you are — it’s about enhancing what’s already beautiful. By softening fine lines and relaxing tension, Botox helps your natural glow shine through. Whether you're prepping for a big event or simply wanting to feel your best every day, this subtle treatment delivers noticeable results without the downtime.
Botox Pricing
$200+
What is Botox?
Botox is an FDA-approved neuromodulator designed to smooth out dynamic wrinkles in the face and neck by temporarily relaxing muscle movement. It works by blocking nerve signals to targeted muscles, softening the appearance of fine lines and helping prevent new ones from forming. With results lasting 3 to 6 months, Botox offers a refreshed, natural look that enhances—not changes—your features.
It can be used not only on the forehead and around the eyes but also to correct a downturned smile, dimpled chin, neck bands, and even a gummy smile. Your trained, certified injector will guide you through a few funny facial expressions to assess where Botox will be most effective for your unique anatomy.
The treatment is quick, virtually painless, and requires no downtime—making it an easy, customizable way to bring out your very best.
What to Expect During Your Treatment
Botox treatments take a total of 30-45 minutes or less and the injections themselves only take a few minutes. Most patients find their injections to be nearly painless but we can offer a topical aesthetic to ease your worry or discomfort. After the injections are complete, you can immediately return to work or your other daily activities.
Post Botox Treatment
Avoid rubbing, pressure, sweating, or wearing a hat for 24 hours after treatment. Results may begin to appear in 2–3 days, with full effects in up to 2 weeks. While there’s usually no downtime, mild bruising or swelling can occur. Skin will appear smoother with visible wrinkle reduction lasting around 8 weeks, and movement gradually returning between 12–16 weeks.
