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Neuromodulator Injections

Enhance your natural beauty with neuromodulator injections. Primarily targeting the upper part of the face, these injections are ideal for reducing wrinkles such as crow’s feet, the frown lines between the eyebrows, and forehead lines, providing an effective solution against visible signs of aging.

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Reduce Wrinkles While Enhancing Your Natural Beauty

Target the Signs of Aging: Neuromodulator injections are an effective solution for reducing signs of aging. They utilize natural proteins to target nerve receptors, relax muscles, and reduce their contractions. This creates a smoothing effect on wrinkles while maintaining a natural appearance.

Reduce Forehead Wrinkles and Crow’s Feet: Neuromodulator injections are particularly effective in the upper part of the face. They can treat forehead wrinkles, the glabellar lines, and crow’s feet, resulting in a more relaxed and rejuvenated appearance.

Enhance the Appearance of Your Smile: Neuromodulators can improve the look of your gums when you smile, reduce the sad expression of your mouth, treat bruxism, and diminish smoker’s lines.

Define Your Jawline: Injections help reduce the appearance of cellulite on the chin and define the jawline for a more harmonious facial contour.

For more harmonious results, neuromodulator injections can be combined with dermal fillers.

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How long do neuromodulator injections last?

Neuromodulator injections typically last for about 3 to 4 months. After this period, the effects begin to diminish, and the targeted muscles gradually return to their normal activity. To extend the results, regular follow-up treatments are recommended.

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How does a neuromodulator injections appointment work?

The treatment begins with an initial consultation with a physician, who assesses your health and discusses your aesthetic concerns. Based on this evaluation, a treatment plan is developed to meet your specific needs.

During the treatment, the physician precisely marks the injection points on your face. Using ultra-fine needles, the neuromodulator is then injected directly into the targeted muscles to correct wrinkles.

After the treatment, you will have the opportunity to review before-and-after photos to assess the results. It is crucial to follow the post-treatment recommendations carefully to optimize the effects and minimize risks.

FAQ

What is the main neuromodulator used in aesthetic medicine?

The primary neuromodulator used in aesthetic medicine is botulinum toxin, commonly known by the brand name Botox. Botulinum toxin works by blocking communication between nerves and muscles, reducing excessive muscle activity and softening the appearance of facial wrinkles and fine lines.
How do neuromodulators work?

Neuromodulators, such as botulinum toxin, temporarily block nerve signals sent to the muscles. This prevents the contraction of muscles responsible for dynamic wrinkles (expression lines like forehead wrinkles, crow’s feet, and smile lines). By reducing muscle activity, neuromodulators smooth and soften wrinkles while preserving a natural and expressive look.
How do I choose between neuromodulator injections and dermal fillers?

Neuromodulators are ideal for treating dynamic wrinkles caused by muscle movement, such as forehead lines and crow’s feet. They help relax the muscles and smooth the skin. Dermal fillers, such as hyaluronic acid, restore volume to hollow areas (like the cheeks or lips) and fill static wrinkles, such as those around the mouth. Both treatments can be combined for a more harmonious and rejuvenated appearance.
What are the signs that it’s time for another neuromodulator injection session?

Signs that neuromodulator effects are wearing off include the gradual reappearance of treated wrinkles, a sensation of muscle tension or movement in the treated areas, and the return of pronounced facial expressions. Typically, results last between 3 to 4 months. To maintain optimal results, it’s recommended to schedule a new session before the effects fully wear off.
At what age should you start neuromodulator treatments?

There is no specific age to start neuromodulator treatments. However, they are often recommended in the early 30s to soften the first signs of expression lines and prevent them from deepening. The decision depends on individual needs and skin condition. Some younger individuals opt for preventative treatments to delay the onset of wrinkles.

How much does a neuromodulator injections treatment cost?

The choice of products and the quantity to be injected remains at all times the physician’s decision. A $30 deposit is required when booking your appointment. This amount will be reimbursed when you come to the clinic.

Neuromodulator injections Unit $ 12.60
Consultation with a physician Without same-day treatment $ 75
The prices are displayed before taxes.

Sport is part of my daily life. Despite my healthy lifestyle, I look tired. I believed that there was nothing that could be done to improve the drawn look of my features. My doctor at Epiderma listened to my concerns and offered me a treatment suited to my situation. I didn't know that neuromodulator injections could bring about such a result! My relatives tell me I look good and healthy! Marie-Pier F.

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