Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Botox .

Most patients notice initial improvement within 3–5 days, with full effects by two weeks. Results typically last three to four months; maintenance treatments are recommended to sustain outcomes. Individual response varies based on dose, area treated, and metabolism.

Crow's feet typically require 16–24 units total, depending on muscle strength. At $14 per unit, cost varies; a yearly good faith exam is required to confirm medical clearance and personalized dosing during consultation.

Botox is $14 per unit. Typical areas: glabella 20–26 units, forehead 10–20 units, crow's feet 16–24 units, platysmal bands 36 units. Final price depends on units used; a yearly exam consultation is required for medical clearance.

Botox is widely used and generally safe when administered by trained providers. Common side effects include temporary bruising, mild swelling, headache, or localized weakness. Rare complications occur; we review risks during the required yearly good faith exam before treatment.

Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications for 48–72 hours if medically safe, and skip facial treatments the same day. Arrive with clean skin and inform us of medical history. A yearly exam consultation will ensure safety and proper treatment planning.

Most people can return to desk work immediately. Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, and rubbing treated areas for 24 hours. Refrain from heavy facial treatments for one week. Full activity and makeup are generally acceptable after a few hours, depending on injection sites.