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October

FILLER + TOX

Get 20 units of tox free when you book any filler appointment this October to restore volume and smooth fine lines in a single visit.

It’s the ultimate fall glow-up pairing, giving you instant contouring with zero downtime so you're holiday-ready.

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FAQs

What is a Neurotoxin?

A neurotoxin is a purified protein that is injected into targeted facial muscles to temporarily relax them, smoothing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles caused by repeated movement and expression. Results typically last three to four months, making it one of the most popular and trusted treatments in aesthetic medicine.

What is Botox® and what does it treat?

Botox® is the most well known neurotoxin on the market, used to smooth fine lines and wrinkles caused by repeated facial movement. It is most commonly used for forehead lines, frown lines, and crow's feet.

What makes Daxxify® different?

Daxxify® is the longest lasting neurotoxin available, with results that can last six months or more compared to the typical three to four months with other options. It is a great choice for clients who want to extend the time between appointments.

What is a Dermal Filler?

A dermal filler is an injectable treatment that restores lost volume, smooths lines, and enhances facial contours.

Fillers replenish that volume beneath the skin for an immediate lifting and smoothing effect, with results lasting anywhere from six months to two years or more depending on the product used.

What makes RHA® Redensity different from other fillers?

RHA® Redensity is specifically designed to treat delicate areas like under the eyes and fine lines around the mouth. Its resilient formula mimics the natural hyaluronic acid in your skin, moving with your facial expressions for a natural, flexible result.

What is Lips+ and is it just for lips?

Lips+ is a hyaluronic acid filler with lidocaine formulated specifically for lip enhancement and definition. It adds natural looking volume, improves lip shape, and includes a built in anesthetic for a more comfortable experience.

What is PRP and how is it used in aesthetics?