Xeomin

What is Xeomin?

Xeomin is a type of botulinum toxin injectable that relaxes the facial muscles responsible for wrinkles. It is commonly used to treat:

• Frown lines (glabellar lines between the eyebrows)
  
  
• Forehead wrinkles
  
  
• Crow’s feet around the eyes
  
  
• Other expression-related wrinkles
  
  

Xeomin vs. Botox & Dysport

While all three are neurotoxin injectables, Xeomin is distinct because:

• “Naked” formulation – contains only botulinum toxin, with no accessory proteins
  
  
• May reduce the chance of developing resistance over time
  
  
• Results typically appear within 5–7 days and last 3–4 months
  
  
• Provides natural-looking outcomes without a “frozen” look
  
  

Dr. Azar will discuss your goals and help you decide whether Xeomin, Botox, or Dysport is the best fit.

What to Expect During Treatment

• Quick, in-office procedure (usually 10–20 minutes)
  
  
• Minimal discomfort; most patients describe a small pinch
  
  
• No downtime — resume daily activities right away
  
  
• Visible improvement within 5–7 days
  
  
• Results last about 3–4 months
  
  

Why Patients Choose Dr. Angela Azar for Xeomin

• Board-certified dermatologist with expertise in cosmetic injectables
  
  
• Customized treatment plans based on your unique anatomy
  
  
• Focus on natural, subtle results that enhance — not change — your look
  
  

Schedule Your Xeomin Appointment

Ready to smooth frown lines and restore your confidence? Learn if Xeomin is the right injectable for you.

Great Neck, NY — Call 516-715-4123
Jackson Heights, NY — Call 718-424-3001

Or book online: Schedule an Appointment

FAQs About Xeomin

How is Xeomin different from Botox?
Xeomin is a “naked” neurotoxin, meaning it doesn’t contain extra proteins. This makes it a purer option and may help reduce resistance over repeated treatments.

Does Xeomin last as long as Botox?
Yes, most patients enjoy results for 3–4 months.

Is Xeomin safe?
Yes, Xeomin is FDA-approved and considered very safe when administered by a trained dermatologist.