Botox, Dysport, Daxxify, Jeuveau & Xeomin: How We Choose Your Neurotoxin

"Botox" has become the word people use for every wrinkle relaxer — but it's actually one of several FDA-approved neurotoxins, and we carry a full bench of them. They all soften movement by calming the muscle, yet they differ in onset, spread, longevity and formulation. Choosing the right one for your face is a big part of getting a smooth, natural, undetectable result.

The gold standard: Botox

Botox is the most studied neurotoxin in the world, which is exactly why it's such a reliable default. It's precise and predictable, with results that typically last three to four months. When we want the safest, most well-understood option, this is it.

Fast and diffuse: Dysport

Dysport tends to kick in quickly and spreads a little more, which makes it lovely for broader areas like the forehead where soft, even coverage is the goal. That same spread is why it's placed with care near delicate zones.

The long-lasting one: Daxxify

Daxxify is the option to ask about when longevity is your priority — many clients see results closer to six months instead of the usual three to four. It's a newer arrival with a unique peptide formulation.

Made for aesthetics: Jeuveau

Often nicknamed "Newtox," Jeuveau was developed specifically for aesthetic use. Clients tend to love its fast onset and smooth finish, and it's a strong value option.

The purified one: Xeomin

Xeomin is a "naked" toxin — purified without the surrounding proteins other brands carry. That can matter if you've built resistance to another neurotoxin over the years, since there's less for your body to react to.

We also carry Letybo, a newer arrival trusted worldwide, when we want comparable results at a premium value.

Building tolerance to your usual brand? That's one of the most common reasons we switch someone to Xeomin — and one of the most common questions we answer at the chair.

So which is right for you?

It comes down to your muscle strength and anatomy, how quickly you want to see results, how long you want them to last, and your history with toxins. Your injector chooses the product and the dose together — there's no one-size answer, and that's the point.