Xeomin: Three syllables (Ze-o-min) that inspire confidence in those who know but pique curiosity and mild confusion for those yet to discover.
If you’ve heard the whispers but wondered about the facts about this cosmetic treatment, the moment of clarity is here.
Epiphany MedSpa will host Xeomin Day in Fullerton, CA, on Sep 20, 2024.
On that day, we’ll not only cut through the noise and dismantle myths but also serve up exclusive Xeomin offers to new and existing patients.
What exactly is Xeomin?
Xeomin is a type of neurotoxin clinically prepared and endorsed for treating facial conditions such as frown lines, forehead creases, and chin dimpling.
An injectable treatment, Xeomin temporarily paralyzes targeted muscles. It works like a temporary off switch for certain muscles. When a doctor
injects it, Xeomin tells specific muscles to relax for a while.
Depending on the treatment area and condition being addressed, this treatment can help remove wrinkles, relax overactive muscles, or decrease glandular secretions.
Its usage is highly prescriptive and can only be administered by licensed healthcare professionals.
Common Myths On Xeomin
1. Xeomin is the same as other neurotoxin treatments, like Botox
Botox Vs. Xeomin vs.: It’s a matter of comparing apples to oranges. Xeomin stands out due to its innovative purification process. Unlike its counterparts, Xeomin, as mentioned earlier, undergoes an extra manufacturing step to remove certain proteins that aren’t essential for treating wrinkles.
2. Xeomin works immediately after the injection
The results of Xeomian usage begin to show after 14 days. In other words, the full effect of Xeomin isn’t instant. It develops over time.
This gradual onset is due to the way Xeomin works at a cellular level. It takes time for the active ingredient to bind to nerve endings and inhibit muscle contractions. This process varies slightly from person to person, depending on factors like individual metabolism and the specific areas treated.
For optimal results and accurate assessment, most practitioners recommend a follow-up appointment about two weeks post-treatment. This timing aligns with when patients can expect to see the maximum effect of their Xeomin injections.
3. Xeomin is only for frown lines
While frown lines are indeed a primary target for Xeomin treatment, its FDA-approved uses are actually more extensive. Xeomin is cleared for addressing moderate to severe upper facial lines, which include three main areas:
- Glabellar lines (frown lines or “11’s” between the eyebrows)
- Horizontal forehead lines
- Crow’s feet (lines around the outer corners of the eyes)
Depending on individual needs, a skilled practitioner might use Xeomin to:
- Soften a stern or angry resting expression
- Create a more open, refreshed look across the forehead
- Reduce the appearance of age-related creases around the eyes
- Potentially provide a subtle brow lift effect
4. Xeomin is safe for everyone to use
Expert safety information shows that Xeomin isn’t suitable for all individuals. People with certain medical conditions, allergies, or those taking specific medications should avoid its use or consult their doctor first.
5. You can’t combine Xeomin with other medications
True, caution is necessary. However, Xeomin can often be safely used in conjunction with other medications under proper medical supervision. A knowledgeable healthcare provider can assess potential drug interactions and may adjust the dosing or timing of Xeomin treatment to ensure safety.
Join Us for Xeomin Day at Epiphany MedSpa!
🗓️ One day only: Sept 20, 9 AM-12 PM
Exclusive offers you can’t get any other time:
- $75 off for new patients
- 10 free units for existing patients
- Plus, a chance to win 50 free units for attendees
🎟️ Limited spots available! RSVP Now
Don’t miss out on these amazing Xeomin deals!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who is Xeomin for?
Xeomin is suitable for adults seeking to prevent or reduce facial wrinkles. It’s effective for both preventative care and treating existing signs of aging, typically recommended when fine lines appear at rest or deep expression lines form. The ideal starting age varies, but users range from 18 to 60 years old.
2. How long does it take for Xeomin to start working?
The average time is two weeks. However, body responses may vary.
3.Which lasts longer, Xeomin or Botox?
Experts report that Xeomin often lasts longer than Botox. Botox’s estimated duration is typically between 3 and 4 months, while Xeomin has been reported to last up to six months in many cases.
4. How much is Xeomin per unit in Fullerton, CA?
A unit of Xeomin is not usually lest than $8 in Fullerton, CA.
5. Is Xeomin more expensive than Botox?
Xeomin is usually cheaper per unit than Botox ($270 vs $370 for 50 units), but may require more units per treatment, affecting overall costs.
6. Do you need more units of Xeomin than Botox?
Some patients may require more Xeomin units, while others might need the same or fewer. It’s best to consult with an experienced provider for a personalized assessment
7. Where can Xeomin be injected?
Xeomin is usually injected in the forehead or between the brows, where wrinkles typically appear. It can also be used in other facial zones as needed.
8. What can I expect during the Xeomin Day in Fullerton, CA?
We’re offering exclusive deals for both new and existing patients. Plus, you’ll get an educational experience where you’ll learn all about Xeomin, its benefits, and why it’s our top choice for your aesthetic needs.
