NeuromodulatorUpper Face
Botox for forehead, frown lines, and crow’s feet
The upper face is often where expression shows first: the forehead, the lines between the brows (glabella), the movement around the eyes. This plan considers those areas together by softening the effects of repeated movement while preserving the expression that makes your face yours.
NeuromodulatorFace & Neck
Botox for forehead, frown lines, crow’s feet, lower face, and neck
This plan extends beyond the upper face to consider the lower face and neck as part of the same conversation. The lower face and neck are areas that reflects movement and tension just as much as the upper face does, but are often left out of the discussion entirely. Treating both together allows for a more complete approach to how the face and neck function and age as a connected system.
NeuromodulatorTMJ
Botox for jaw clenching, teeth grinding, and TMJ
Jaw clenching and teeth grinding place constant strain on the muscles responsible for chewing, often contributing to jaw tension, headaches, facial discomfort, and tooth wear. Botox helps relax these overactive muscles, reducing excessive muscle activity while preserving normal function. Treatment is designed to improve comfort, decrease tension, and support a more balanced relationship between the muscles of the jaw and face.
NeuromodulatorHyperhidrosis
Botox for excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Excessive sweating can affect comfort and confidence, even when unrelated to heat or exercise. Botox works by temporarily reducing the nerve signals that stimulate sweat glands in the treated area, helping to significantly decrease perspiration while allowing the body to regulate its temperature normally. Common treatment areas include the underarms, palms, scalp, and soles of the feet.