Wrinkle Relaxers
Featured Neuromodulators: Jeuveau, Dysport, Xeomin, Daxxify*
Dr. Vuich discusses your wrinkle relaxer options
Safe
Injectable neuromodulators have been used for decades to soften the effects of facial aging.
Comfortable and Quick
No numbing required! Most visits require just 10 to 15 minutes for preparation and administration.
Refreshing
Achieve a fresher, more vibrant appearance after just one session.
Why look worn, concerned, or tired when that isn’t how you feel?
Neuromodulators, frequently referred to as ‘botox’, have been used since the 1970’s to treat lines of facial expression.
They’re usually the first signs of aging that we notice—those small vertical lines between the brows, or the fine lines that appear around the eyes and on the forehead. They’re expression lines, and they appear thanks to decades of repetitive facial movements along with sun damage effects. While they might seem unavoidable, it is possible for you to target them with a simple and incredibly safe treatment. Neuromodulators help us to look younger and more refreshed with no downtime, no long recovery, and complete peace of mind.
Highly skilled, expertly trained injectors are here for you!
At Renew MediSpa our nurse and physician injectors have been trained directly by Dr. Lisa Vuich, a nationally recognized expert in non-surgical aesthetic procedures who has practiced in this field since 2005.
Expert Guidance
We will help you select a starting dose per area which matches your facial anatomy, your preferred brand, and your treatment goals
Multiple Brand Options
We carry most brands of botulinum toxin for aesthetic use, and participate in most rebate/coupon programs offered by product manufacturers.
Membership Savings
Renew MediSpa members pay as little as $9.99 per unit for most brands of wrinkle relaxers, and there is no Membership Fee!
Meet #NEWTOX
Jeuveau (#NEWTOX) is a wrinkle relaxer which was FDA approved for aesthetic use in February 2019. Since then, it has become the most popular brand in use at Renew MediSpa! We love its quick onset of action and natural looking results.
FAQ?
Yes, there is no issue transitioning from one brand to another to see if you have a preference.
Not at all. These neuromodulators do all contain the same active ingredient, botulinum toxin type A, and have the same excellent safety profile. However, subtle differences in the manufacturing processes and the actual molecule can lead to differences in dose recommendations as well as patient experience.
Duration of effect depends on a number of factors including most importantly the dose delivered per region and your own unique metabolism. Lighter doses will typically wear off more quickly than standard doses. Larger muscles require more units to achieve the desired duration of effect.
Watch a botulinum toxin injection
How many units will I need?
“Nefertiti Lift” (jawline plus platysmal bands): 60 units
Underarms (for Excessive Sweating): 40 to 60 units per side- effect usually lasts 6+ months
Look more refreshed in just one week!
Wrinkle relaxers (botulinum toxins) are the number one non-surgical aesthetic procedure, with more than 7 million injections performed yearly in the United States alone. In addition to being extremely popular, they have been established as exceedingly safe with no reported adverse long term effects. We look forward to helping you discover how these products can help you achieve a more refreshed and youthful appearance.
Botulinum Toxin Disclaimer: Individual results will vary by person and are based upon multiple variables including your unique metabolism rate for botulinum toxins, the strength of your muscle fibers in the treatment zone, the severity of the lines being addressed, the doses selected, the brand utilized, and how consistent you are with your appointments. No one can guarantee an exact outcome for any aesthetic procedure. Renew MediSpa cannot bill medical insurance for your treatment. The content of this website is intended to be general information- it should not be used to diagnose or treat a medical condition, and is in no way meant to be a substitute for seeking appropriate medical care.