Wrinkle relaxers
Wrinkle-relaxing injections for the forehead, the frown lines between the brows and the crow's feet, dosed to a written plan so the lines soften and your face still moves.
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Plan sheet
Results vary from person to person. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of outcome, and a treatment may be declined if it is not right for you.
Wrinkle relaxers Typical plan, fictional prices
Why it works
The dose is the decision.
Botox and Dysport are both botulinum toxin products that relax the muscles pulling a line into the skin. The difference between a face that looks rested and a face that looks done is almost never the product. It is how many units went where, and whether anyone stopped to ask what you wanted to keep.
That is why the dose is written down before you sit in the chair. A frown line that bothers you in photographs may need twelve units; a forehead you like animated may need none. The plan says which, and you can take it home.
Standard angles, at rest and in expression.
Dose, placement and price in writing, before the visit.
Two weeks later, photographed again and adjusted. Included.
Restraint
The things we will not do are part of the price.
Results vary from person to person. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of outcome, and a treatment may be declined if it is not right for you.
Who injects
Named on every page, by design.
Lead Injector, Nurse Practitioner
Priya runs most Face Map consultations and writes the plans. A nurse practitioner with prescriptive authority in Colorado, she is known for telling people they need less than they expected, and for the two-week visit where small adjustments are made.
Nurse Injector
Jordan is a registered nurse who injects under Dr. Marchetti's delegation and follows the written plan to the unit. He handles most wrinkle-relaxer and skin-booster appointments and every refinement visit on his own patients.
Stories
Written examples, not reviews.
Illustrative stories. Velvet Fern is a fictional studio; these are written examples, not patient reviews.
I asked for my forehead to be frozen. Priya showed me the photographs and suggested the frown lines first. Two weeks later I did not want the forehead done at all.
Twenty-four units, written down, $312. That is what I paid.
Questions
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A first plan is usually 20 to 40 units across one to three areas, and many first-time patients need less than they expect. Our guide on units gives typical ranges by area. The plan gives you your number.
Both relax the muscle; Dysport tends to spread a little more and some people feel it starts sooner. We recommend one in the plan based on the area and what you have had before, and we price them so the choice is clinical, not financial.
Most people see the effect ease between three and four months. Results vary, and we do not book your next visit until you have seen how long yours lasts.
Yes, if the plan is followed. We dose to soften the line, not to stop the muscle, and we would rather add a few units at two weeks than have you wait three months for movement to come back.
Most people do. There are small marks for an hour or so and bruising is possible. Avoid lying flat, rubbing the area and hard exercise for the rest of the day; Camille will go through the list with you.
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Complimentary, thirty minutes
Thirty minutes, complimentary, with a written plan to take home.
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