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Wrinkle Relaxers - Elkridge, Maryland

Wrinkle Relaxers
Without The Frozen Look.

Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport and Xeomin with treatment designed around your movement, anatomy and goals.

Neuromodulators temporarily reduce selected muscle activity that contributes to expression lines. The objective at Bolus is not to erase every movement from your face. It is to decide which muscles should relax, how much they should relax and which expressions should remain.

Treatment can be subtle, corrective or comprehensive depending on your anatomy, movement pattern and goals.

What Are You Trying To Change?

Movement first. Product second.

Forehead lines.

Frown lines between the brows.

Crow's feet.

Brow position.

Lower-face pull.

Platysma bands.

Chin dimpling.

Masseter activity.

The treatment plan begins with how your face moves, not with choosing a brand from a menu.

How Neuromodulators Work

Relax the muscle signal - soften the expression line.

Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport and Xeomin are botulinum toxin type A neuromodulators. They temporarily reduce acetylcholine release at selected neuromuscular junctions, decreasing muscle contraction in the treated area.

01 - Identify

Map The Movement

We evaluate muscle strength, asymmetry, resting brow position, facial proportions and how expression changes the face.

02 - Treat

Reduce Selected Activity

Small amounts of neuromodulator are placed into specific muscles according to the desired effect.

03 - Reassess

Preserve What Matters

The goal is not maximum paralysis. The goal is appropriate relaxation while maintaining a result that fits the patient's anatomy and preferences.

Common Treatment Areas

Wrinkle relaxers can influence much more than forehead lines.

Frown Lines + 11 Lines

Soften frown lines, often called 11 lines or glabellar lines, created by repeated contraction of the muscles between the eyebrows.

Typical Investment$200–$400+

Forehead Lines

Soften horizontal forehead lines while considering brow position, natural expression and frontalis function.

Typical Investment$200–$400+

Crow's Feet

Reduce lateral orbital lines created by orbicularis oculi activity.

Typical Investment$200–$400+

Botox Brow Lift

Strategic treatment can alter the balance between brow depressors and elevators to create a subtle improvement in brow position.

Typical Investment$150+

Under-Eye Lines + Jelly Roll

Selected patients may benefit from conservative treatment of lower orbicularis oculi activity when muscle movement contributes to under-eye lines or a jelly roll.

Typical Investment$100–$150

Bunny Lines

Reduce lines created along the nasal sidewalls during facial expression.

Typical Investment$80–$160

Lip Flip

Reduce selected orbicularis oris activity to subtly alter upper-lip movement without adding filler volume.

Typical Investment$150+

Gummy Smile

Reduce selected upper-lip elevator activity to decrease excessive gum display when smiling in appropriately selected patients.

Typical Investment$100–$150

Downturned Mouth

Reduce selected depressor anguli oris (DAO) activity when downward muscle pull contributes to downturned corners of the mouth.

Typical Investment$100–$150

Dimpled + Pebble Chin

Reduce mentalis activity contributing to chin dimpling or a pebbled chin appearance.

Typical Investment$50–$80

Neck Bands + Jawline

Reduce selected platysma activity when visible neck bands or downward muscular pull contribute to the appearance of the neck or jawline.

Typical Investment$400–$800

Jaw Slimming

Reduce masseter activity in selected patients when enlarged jaw muscles contribute to a wider or more square lower-face appearance.

Typical Investment$450–$800

Jaw Clenching + TMJ Symptoms

In selected patients, treatment of overactive masseter muscles may help reduce jaw clenching, grinding and muscle-related jaw tension. Evaluation is important because TMJ symptoms can have multiple causes.

Typical Investment$450–$800

Nose Tip + Nasal Movement

Selected nasal muscles may be treated when muscular movement contributes to nose-tip position, nasal movement or the patient's concern.

Typical Investment$150+
Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport + Xeomin

Different products. Same treatment category.

There are differences in formulation, unit measurement, diffusion characteristics and individual response. None should automatically be considered the best product for every patient.

Botox

OnabotulinumtoxinA. The most recognized neuromodulator brand and one of the most extensively studied botulinum toxin products.

LEARN ABOUT BOTOX

Jeuveau

PrabotulinumtoxinA-xvfs. A botulinum toxin type A product commonly used for cosmetic neuromodulation.

LEARN ABOUT JEUVEAU

Dysport

AbobotulinumtoxinA. Dysport uses a different unit scale, so raw Dysport units are not interchangeable one-for-one with Botox, Jeuveau or Xeomin units.

LEARN ABOUT DYSPORT

Xeomin

IncobotulinumtoxinA. Another botulinum toxin type A neuromodulator with its own formulation characteristics.

LEARN ABOUT XEOMIN
Wrinkle Relaxer Investment

Come occasionally - or unlock preferred neurotoxin pricing.

You do not need a program to receive wrinkle relaxer treatment at Bolus. TOX Access exists for patients who receive neurotoxin regularly and want preferred pricing.

$15
Standard Neurotoxin Pricing

Pay As You Go

Ideal for patients who prefer occasional treatment without monthly access fees.

Treatment recommendations are based on anatomy, muscle activity and goals rather than forcing everyone into a predetermined number of units.

Want more than neurotoxin?

Patients investing across lasers, skin treatments, injectables and ongoing aesthetic care may be better suited to the Bolus Private Client experience rather than TOX Access alone.

Not Ready To Book?

Start with what you'd like to change or improve.

Still researching? That's completely fine. Choose what you're interested in and start a conversation with the Bolus team. We'll help you learn more about the options without requiring you to book a treatment today.

Text messaging is for general educational and scheduling information only. It is not a medical consultation and does not establish care or a healthcare provider-patient relationship.

Treatment Philosophy

The number of units is not the goal.

Two patients of the same age can require completely different treatment because muscle strength, forehead height, brow position, facial proportions, sex, prior treatment and desired movement all differ.

Natural Movement

Some patients want considerable movement preserved. Others prefer stronger relaxation. Treatment intensity can be tailored accordingly.

Facial Balance

Treating one muscle can change the forces acting against another. Brow position, forehead treatment and lower-face treatment should therefore be planned rather than treated in isolation.

Long-Term Strategy

Wrinkle relaxers address muscle activity. They do not replace treatment for pigmentation, skin texture, volume loss, laxity or collagen decline.

Botox Beyond Wrinkles

Neuromodulators can also reduce excessive sweating.

Botulinum toxin is not used only for facial expression lines. It can also temporarily reduce excessive sweating by interrupting acetylcholine signaling to eccrine sweat glands.

At Bolus, neuromodulator treatment may be considered for hyperhidrosis involving areas such as the underarms, palms and soles of the feet.

Underarm hyperhidrosis is an FDA-approved indication for BOTOX in appropriately selected patients. Treatment of the palms and soles is off-label and involves different comfort and risk considerations.

Excessive Sweating

Underarms. Hands. Feet.

Sweating through shirts.

Avoiding handshakes because your palms are wet.

Constantly dealing with damp socks or shoes.

If sweating is affecting work, clothing, social interaction or confidence, it may be hyperhidrosis rather than simply "running hot."

LEARN HOW SWEAT TREATMENT WORKS
Group Treatments

Wrinkle relaxers can also come to the group.

For qualifying groups and organized events, Bolus offers a luxury Group Treatments experience using our branded Sprinter van.

Neuromodulator treatment may be offered for appropriate participants following clinical assessment. Fillers and laser procedures remain reserved for the clinical office environment.

Clinical Research + Evidence

Botulinum toxin is one of the most extensively studied treatments in aesthetic medicine.

Its effects depend on the target muscle, dose, placement, product and treatment objective.

FDA Prescribing Information

BOTOX Cosmetic

BOTOX Cosmetic has FDA-approved cosmetic indications including glabellar lines, lateral canthal lines and forehead lines in appropriate adults.

REVIEW FDA LABELING
Neuromodulator Mechanism

Temporary Acetylcholine Inhibition

Botulinum toxin type A reduces acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction, resulting in temporary reduction of targeted muscle activity.

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Clinical Application

Upper-Face Treatment

Clinical research supports botulinum toxin type A for dynamic facial rhytids, while dosing and injection patterns must account for anatomy, treatment goals and product-specific characteristics.

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Non-Cosmetic Application

Hyperhidrosis

Botulinum toxin also has a well-established role in severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis, demonstrating that neuromodulation extends beyond facial muscle relaxation.

EXPLORE THE HYPERHIDROSIS EVIDENCE
Wrinkle Relaxer FAQs

What patients usually want to know.

What is a wrinkle relaxer?

Wrinkle relaxers are botulinum toxin type A neuromodulators used to temporarily reduce selected muscle activity. Common brands include Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport and Xeomin.

Will I look frozen?

Not necessarily. The degree of muscle relaxation depends on treatment area, dose, anatomy and patient preference. Many patients prefer some movement to remain, while others prefer a stronger effect.

How quickly do wrinkle relaxers work?

Initial changes commonly begin within several days, with the effect continuing to develop over approximately one to two weeks depending on the product and patient.

How long do results last?

Duration varies by patient, product, treatment area, dose and muscle strength. Many cosmetic treatments last approximately three to four months, although shorter and longer responses occur.

Which is better - Botox, Jeuveau, Dysport or Xeomin?

There is no single best neuromodulator for every patient. These products differ in formulation, unit measurement and individual response. Product selection should be based on the treatment objective and clinician-patient discussion.

Are Dysport units the same as Botox units?

No. Dysport uses a different unit measurement system and raw Dysport units should not be compared one-for-one with Botox, Jeuveau or Xeomin units.

Does treatment hurt?

Most facial neuromodulator treatments involve a series of small injections and are generally well tolerated. Temporary pinching, tenderness, redness or small bruises can occur.

Can I exercise afterward?

Aftercare recommendations are reviewed at treatment and can vary according to the procedure performed. Follow the instructions provided by your treating clinician.

Can wrinkle relaxers lift my brows?

Strategic treatment of selected brow-depressor muscles can create a subtle change in brow position in appropriate patients. It does not reproduce a surgical brow lift.

Can Botox make my lips larger?

No. A lip flip changes muscle movement and can subtly alter how the upper lip displays, but it does not add volume the way dermal filler does.

Can neuromodulators treat excessive sweating?

Yes. Botulinum toxin can temporarily reduce sweat production by interrupting acetylcholine signaling to sweat glands. BOTOX is FDA approved for severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis inadequately managed with topical agents. Palmar and plantar treatment are off-label. Visit our Hyperhidrosis page for a complete explanation.

Explore Hyperhidrosis Treatment

What is TOX Access?

TOX Access is Bolus's neurotoxin-focused access program. The program is $25 per month and unlocks $10 per unit neurotoxin pricing according to current program terms.

The $25 monthly access fee does not apply toward the cost of neurotoxin treatment. A $150 minimum applies to each treatment visit.

Should I choose TOX Access or Private Client?

TOX Access is designed primarily for patients focused on neurotoxin. Patients investing more broadly across lasers, skin treatments, injectables and ongoing aesthetic care may receive greater value from the Private Client experience.

Do you offer Botox parties?

Bolus now refers to these as Group Treatments. For qualifying groups, neuromodulator treatments may be incorporated into a private event following individual clinical assessment. Bolus does not perform fillers or laser treatments in the mobile event setting.

Explore Group Treatments

What are the risks of wrinkle relaxers?

Potential effects include pain, swelling, bruising, headache, asymmetry, unwanted weakness of nearby muscles, eyelid or brow ptosis, altered smile or other functional changes depending on treatment area. Botulinum toxin products also carry important prescribing warnings, including rare serious systemic effects. Risks, benefits and alternatives are reviewed before treatment.

Do you accept insurance?

No. Bolus Med Spa does not accept or bill insurance for treatments, procedures, products or services. HSA and FSA cards may be accepted when permitted by the patient's plan.

Bolus does not obtain prior authorizations or complete insurance, HSA or FSA reimbursement paperwork. Itemized receipts with appropriate ICD-10 or CPT coding may be provided when applicable. Custom letters, emails, forms or other administrative correspondence are subject to a $50 administrative fee.

Wrinkle Relaxers At Bolus

Treat the movement - without losing the person.

The best neuromodulator plan is not determined by a standard unit count or a one-size-fits-all injection map. It comes from understanding your anatomy, your expressions and how much movement you want to preserve.