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Neurotoxins
Botox Xeomin Jeuveau
Neurotoxins, also referred to as neuromodulators, such as Botox®, Xeomin®, and Jeuveau®, temporarily prevent the movement of specific muscles to treat and minimize fine lines and wrinkles. Neurotoxins can help your skin look younger and fresher without surgery.
Over time, constant facial expressions can result in permanent creases on the face. With neurotoxins, the underlying muscles are relaxed, resulting in lessening or eliminating unwanted wrinkles and fine lines for up to four months. Botox®, Xeomin®, and Jeuveau® all work basically the same way, but they differ in the target areas and the number of injections required.
At Sei Tu Bella Aesthetics, we use Neurotoxins to treat:
- Forehead creases
- Crow's feet
- Frown lines
- Nose bridge creases (Bunny Lines)
- Eye wrinkles
- Vertical lip lines
- Gummy smile
- Bands in the neck (Platysmal banding)
- Excessive sweating
- TMJ
- Migraine headaches
- and more!
Book your appointment online or call Sei Tu Bella Aesthetics at 813-388-9468 if you have any questions about neurotoxins and how they can help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
FAQS
How do Neurotoxins work?
Neurotoxins reduce the activity of facial muscles, especially around the eyes and forehead, therefore preventing wrinkles. Through the use of these injections, these specific facial muscles are temporarily paralyzed for a few months, resulting in a relaxing effect on otherwise tense facial expressions.
How long until I see the effects of my neurotoxin treatments?
How long do the effects of Neurotoxins usually last?
In general, the effects of neurotoxins last from three to six months. Results will vary depending on which neuromodulator is used and the patient themselves, as no two people are alike.
How many Neurotoxin treatments will I need?
The number of neuromodulator treatments you will need will depend on the type of neuromodulator you receive and your individual needs. Your injector will discuss this with you during your initial consultation.
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