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    Questions friends ask

    Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and others: how are they different?

    The short answer

    All of them relax muscles in the same basic way. They differ in how they are made, how fast they start working, and how long results usually last. No brand is the best one for everyone. Daxxify is approved in the US, but not in Canada.

    At a glance

    The key facts from our treatment guide.

    Neuromodulators: Botox & Dysport

    Relaxes chosen face muscles, so expression lines look softer.

    Downtime
    Same day
    Sessions
    1 session per treatment area
    Pain
    Low
    Cost
    $$$$$3 of 5, $600–$1,500 per visit in Toronto (CAD, rough guide)

    Worth checking before you book: Known allergy to any botulinum toxin product

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    1. 1Which brand do you use most, and why would you choose it for me?
    2. 2How long do your clients usually see results with it?
    3. 3If I switch brands, will the dose change?

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    This is educational info only. We are not doctors and do not give medical advice. Ask a qualified provider before any treatment, and your doctor about health questions.

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