A list of common usages and the typical treatments necessary for each area is below. *The number of Botox units needed varies from person to person and may require more units than listed. The cost of our Botox is $10/unit.

Between Brows - Typically 9 - 30 units

Chin - Typically 4 -10 units

Crow's Feet - Typically 6 - 14  units per side

Forehead - Typically 8 - 25 units

Jaw (TMJ)  - Typically 5 - 22 units per side

Lower Lip - Typically 2 - 3 units

Neck - Typically 10 - 25 units

Necklace Line - Typically 10 - 30 units

Nose - Typically 2 - 6 units

Under Lip Corners - Typically 2 - 8 units

Underarm Sweating - Typically 100 units total

Upper Lip -  Typically 3 - 12 units

The first step for anyone considering Botox is to schedule a complimentary Botox consultation. During this meeting, one of our experienced Registered Nurse Injectors will recommend the best treatment options. During this meeting, one of our experienced Registered Nurse Injectors will recommend the best treatment options and create a personalized treatment plan.

Our RN Injectors strive for natural-looking results for the treatment area, making you look more youthful and rejuvenated - not frozen!  Contact us today!

Botox® can also help relieve pain caused by TMJ, improve the appearance of a "gummy" smile, or enhance the look of the upper lip, a procedure known as  Lip Flip. We also offer a "Glass Skin" treatment to reduce the look of pores and shrink sebaceous glands in the skin.

Botox is not only known to make you look youthful and rejuvenated,help with migraines. It ranks first among prescribed branded treatments for chronic migraines.

Botox is also an effective treatment for excessive sweating, a condition known as hyperhidrosis. By targeting overactive sweat glands, Botox can significantly reduce sweating in areas like the underarms, hands, feet, and face. This treatment provides a lasting solution for those dealing with disruptive or embarrassing sweating, helping them feel more confident and at ease in their daily lives. 

Lasting Results

For most patients, Botox typically lasts 3-4 months. As the effects wear off, you may schedule another Botox appointment to maintain a wrinkle-free and rejuvenated appearance.

Yes, Botox® injection treatments were approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for cosmetic use to treat lines between the brows, crow's feet lines, and forehead lines. It has been approved for the treatment of several medical conditions since 1989. Botox® is a trade name for botulinum toxin A. Botox® is related to botulism.

"Trap tox," also known as "Barbie Botox is a cosmetic procedure involving injecting Botox into the trapezius muscles (the large muscles in the upper back and shoulders) to relax them, potentially leading to slimmer shoulders and an elongated neck.

For the best results and to avoid complications, it's crucial to follow these guidelines. Avoid rubbing or massaging the treated areas for at least 24 hours to prevent the Botox from spreading. Additionally, steer clear of strenuous exercise, saunas, and excessive heat exposure for a few days.

Continue with your daily skincare routine, but use only gentle, hydrating products to maintain healthy skin and support the effects of the Botox treatment.

What Age Should You Start Botox® ?

Botox® is approved for adults 18 years and older. If you want to use Botox® as a preventative to lines and wrinkles, we recommend starting Botox® in your 20s or 30s. In your 40s and on, Botox® can treat lines and wrinkles and help make you look younger. The age at which you choose to receive Botox varies depending on the cosmetic results you desire.

Before undergoing medspa procedures and treatments, our providers will review potential risks and side effects. Side effects from Botox® are very minor, and some of the most common are mild pain, swelling, and bruising. The best way to limit any side effects is to follow and directions you receive before and after your Botox® treatment. There is little to no downtime.

If you are interesting in learning more, check out these blogs below:

• Beginners Guide for Botox

• Difference between Botox and Fillers

• How Much Botox Will you Need on Your Visit?

• Alleviating TMJ Pain With Botox

After your first Botox treatment, you may experience temporary redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection sites. These side effects usually subside within a few hours to a couple of days. Results are typically visible within 3 to 5 days, with full effects appearing in about two weeks. 

For more details, check out our Botox Guide for Milwaukee: What to Expect in 2025.