October Specials

Completely. A lot of the people we treat thought about it for a year before booking, and most of the nerves are about ending up looking overdone. Say that out loud at your appointment — it changes how your injector plans the treatment, and starting conservative is always an option.

One day each month set aside entirely for neurotoxin appointments, at the lowest per-unit pricing we offer. Because it’s a single day, spots go quickly and it’s booked in advance rather than walk-in.

It depends on the area and how strong your muscles are. As a rough guide, the frown lines between the brows often take 20–25 units, the forehead 10–20, and crow’s feet 12–24 across both sides. Those numbers only compare within one product — units aren’t the same size across different relaxers, so a lower per-unit price doesn’t always mean a lower total. Your injector counts and confirms the total before starting.

Not if the dose is right. The goal is to use only what’s needed to soften a line while keeping your expression intact, and to start low. You can add more at a follow-up; you can’t take it away. If you want to keep full brow movement, say so — that’s a plan, not a complaint.

Neurotoxins: essentially none — small bumps settle within hours. Filler: swelling for two to three days, worst the morning after. RF microneedling: a day or two of redness like a mild sunburn. Laser hair reduction: none. As a rule, don’t book anything within two weeks of a wedding or a big event.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding rule out injectables and most energy-based treatments. Laser work generally isn’t suitable on recently tanned skin, and some medications — isotretinoin, for example — mean waiting. Bring your medication list to the consultation and we’ll sort it out before treating.