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Botox & Neurotoxins

Softer lines in 3 days. Still looks like your face.

4.9 214 reviews

Priced by your provider

Every Injctr is independently owned, so your provider sets their own pricing and confirms it with you before anything is injected. New here? Our new client specials are honored at every location.

Choose your option4 available

Nothing is charged and nothing is booked here. This builds the plan you take to your Injctr, so your provider knows what you came for.

Make it the full visit

Everything below happens in the same appointment. Check what you want and it goes into your plan together — your provider prices the visit when they map you.

Botox & Neurotoxins

Ask about these tooOptional

Nothing is charged here and nothing is booked here. This is the list you walk in with — your provider confirms the plan, and the price, before anything is injected.

Appointment

15 min

Downtime

None

See results

3–5 days

Lasts

3–4 months

Discomfort

2/5

In plain english

What this actually does

A neurotoxin is a purified protein that tells a specific muscle to relax. Relax the muscle and the crease it was folding into stops deepening — the lines you already have soften, and the ones forming get put on pause. It works on the lines you can make on purpose: forehead, the 11s, crow’s feet.

Tox is the treatment where the injector matters most and the product matters least. Every Injctr provider maps your face in motion before dosing, which is why the same 40 units look completely different in trained hands.

What happens at your appointment

Map

Your provider watches you make faces — raise, squint, frown — and marks the muscles actually causing the lines. This is the part that separates a good result from a frozen one.

Inject

10–20 tiny injections with a 32-gauge needle. Most people say it feels like a quick pinch. The whole thing takes about 10 minutes.

Go

No numbing, no downtime, no bruising for most people. Back at work or in the school pickup line 20 minutes later.

Settle

It starts around day 3, peaks at day 14. Your provider checks you at two weeks and evens out anything that settled unevenly.

The #1 question we get

How many units do I need?

Tap the areas you want treated. We’ll give you a realistic range to walk in with — before you book anything.

Unit calculator

Built from the dosing ranges Injctr providers actually use. Your final plan is confirmed in person — but this gets you close, and it means you walk in knowing what to ask for.

Which areas are bothering you?

Tap the face, or pick from the list. Choose as many as you like.

How old are you?

Muscle strength and how set the lines are both track with age, so this moves the estimate.

How deep are the lines?

Look in a mirror with your face relaxed. Deeper, always-there lines take more units.

Here's your estimate

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units estimated

Areas selected—

How long it lasts3–4 months

Confirmed byYour provider

An estimate, not a quote — and deliberately not a price. Muscle strength varies, and every Injctr sets its own pricing, so your provider confirms both the final unit count and the cost in person, and you approve it before anything is injected.

Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin vs Daxxify

Which one is right for you?

Product	Kicks in	Lasts	Best for
Botox Most popular	3–5 days	3–4 months	Anyone who wants the most predictable, most studied result. The safe first choice.
Dysport Fastest onset	2–3 days	3–4 months	Bigger areas like the forehead, and anyone impatient — you see it a couple days sooner.
Xeomin	3–4 days	3–4 months	People who’ve gotten tox for years and feel like it stopped working. No carrier proteins to build resistance to.
Daxxify Lasts longest	2–3 days	5–6 months	You hate coming in 4x a year — 5–6 months instead of 3–4.

Honest version: for a first-timer it barely matters, and your provider would start you on Botox or Dysport. The differences matter most if you've built tolerance (Xeomin) or you hate coming in (Daxxify). A unit of one is not a unit of another, so your provider converts the estimate above at your visit.

Tox, unedited

Watch it happen before you book it.

The needle, the timeline, the four brands, and what 40 units actually looks like on a real face.

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Watch a provider work

Ten seconds of the real thing — treating a client, no cuts.

YOUR QUESTIONS — /media/tox-does-it-hurt.mp4

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“Does it actually hurt?”

Real client reacting, first time, no editing. Spoiler: it’s quick.

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What 40 units looks like

Same face, day 0 and day 14, same light. This is the honest amount.

YOUR QUESTIONS — /media/tox-four-brands.mp4

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Botox vs Dysport vs Xeomin vs Daxxify

A provider explains which one she would pick for you, in plain English.

YOUR QUESTIONS — /media/tox-frozen.mp4

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How we keep you from looking frozen

It’s a dosing decision, not luck. Here’s how the map works.

AFTERCARE — /media/tox-aftercare.mp4

Aftercare 0:36

The 4 hours after

What not to do, and why lying down is the one that matters.

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Be honest with yourself

Is this the right treatment for you?

Great if you have

Forehead lines that stay visible when your face is relaxed
The 11s between your brows
Crow’s feet at the outer eye
A gummy smile or downturned mouth corners
Jaw clenching, TMJ pain and grinding
Preventative — stopping lines before they set in

Not the right fit if

Volume loss or hollowness — that’s filler
Loose, crepey skin or sun damage — neither is what tox is for
Pregnancy or breastfeeding

What's included

A real consult with the provider who treats you — not a coordinator
A photographed baseline so you can actually see your progress
Your unit map saved to your chart so results are repeatable
A two-week check to even out anything that settled unevenly

What to expect, day by day

Day 0

You’re treated and walk out. Small bumps at the injection sites fade within an hour.

Day 3

First movement change. Your forehead feels a little heavier — that’s normal and it passes.

Day 7

Most of the result is visible.

Day 14

Fully settled. This is your real result — and when touch-ups happen.

Month 3–4

Movement returns gradually. Rebook here to stay ahead of it.

Real patients

Botox & Neurotoxins before & afters

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Masseter / TMJ

4.9★ · 214 reviews

What patients say about this one

“I was terrified of looking frozen. Told her that, and she dosed me light on purpose and had me come back at two weeks to add a little. That is the whole reason I trust her now — she did not just max me out on visit one.”

Lauren M.

Botox

Verified

“Been getting tox for nine years and it stopped working for me. She switched me to Xeomin and explained exactly why. It works again. Nobody else ever offered me an alternative, they just kept upping my units.”

Sarah W.

Xeomin

Verified

“The unit calculator on their site is what got me in the door honestly. I hate walking in with no idea what to ask for. It said 46 units, we landed on 44, and she talked me through every one of them.”

Jessica A.

Botox + Lip Flip

Verified

No dumb questions

Botox & Neurotoxins FAQs

Depends on your muscle strength, not just your age. Typical ranges: forehead 10–20, the 11s 15–25, crow’s feet 12–24 (both sides). A full upper face is usually 40–60 units. Men usually need 20–40% more because the muscles are stronger. Use the calculator above for a personalized estimate — it takes 20 seconds and gives you a real unit range to bring to your provider.

Honest answer: for most first-timers it barely matters, and your provider will start you on Botox or Dysport. Pick Dysport if you want it to kick in a couple days sooner or you’re treating a wide forehead. Pick Xeomin if you’ve been getting tox for years and feel like it stopped working — it has no carrier proteins, so there’s nothing to build resistance to. Pick Daxxify if you genuinely hate coming in and want 5–6 months instead of 3–4.

Not unless you ask for it. Frozen is a dosing choice, not a side effect. Tell your provider "I want to still move" at your consult and they will dose conservatively — more can always be added at the two-week check, but it can’t be taken out. First-timers almost always get dosed light on purpose.

Botox, Dysport and Xeomin: 3–4 months. Daxxify: 5–6 months. It wears off faster if you have a fast metabolism, work out hard, or you’re treating a very strong muscle. It tends to last longer the more consistently you go — the muscle gets weaker over time and needs less.

It’s a 2 out of 10. The needle is thinner than the one used to draw blood, and each injection is under a second. No numbing needed. Between the 11s can sting for a moment.

Most people don’t. To stack the odds: skip alcohol, fish oil, ibuprofen and aspirin for 24 hours beforehand. If you do bruise it’s usually a pinpoint dot that concealer covers, gone in 3–4 days.

No — and it’s actually the best time. Preventative tox stops the crease before it etches into the skin permanently. Once a line is visible at rest it takes a lot more work to reverse than it would have taken to prevent. Most clients in their 20s do 20–30 units twice a year and that’s it.

For 4 hours: don’t lie flat, don’t rub the area, no hot yoga or hard workouts. That’s it. You can wear makeup, drive yourself, and go straight back to work.

It’s temporary — that’s the safety net. Everything fully wears off in 3–4 months. In the meantime, if something looks uneven, come back at two weeks and your provider fixes it.

The licensed nurse practitioner or physician assistant who owns your Injctr — never an unlicensed tech, and never someone you meet for the first time with a needle already in their hand.

Still unsure? Find your Injctr and ask the provider directly — they answer their own messages.

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