Injectables

Botox results typically last 3–4 months depending on metabolism, treatment area, and dosage. Consistent treatments may help maintain smoother, longer-lasting results over time.

Most lip filler treatments involve a topical numbing cream and filler containing lidocaine to improve comfort. Patients usually describe the procedure as pressure or mild pinching rather than severe pain.

Swelling is most noticeable during the first 24–72 hours and usually improves significantly within one week. Final filler results are typically seen around 2 weeks after treatment.

Many patients begin preventative Botox in their late 20s or early 30s, but treatment timing depends on muscle movement, skin quality, and aesthetic goals rather than age alone.

Botox pricing varies based on the number of units used and treatment areas. Most med spas charge per unit, and total cost depends on individual anatomy and desired results.

Dermal filler longevity depends on the product used and treatment area. Lip filler may last 6–12 months, while cheek or jawline filler can last 12–24 months in some patients.

Botox relaxes muscles that cause dynamic wrinkles, while dermal filler restores volume, enhances contours, and improves facial balance.

Most hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved using hyaluronidase if adjustments or corrections are needed.

Most patients return to normal activities immediately after Botox treatment. Mild redness or small bumps at injection sites usually resolve within a few hours.

Initial Botox results often begin appearing within 3–5 days, with full results typically visible around 10–14 days after treatment.

Patients are usually advised to avoid intense exercise, excessive heat, alcohol, and pressure on the treated area for the first 24–48 hours after filler treatment.