Xeomin
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3 reviews
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Updated 2 months ago
Lo from Co
6 posts
“Had Xeomin Today - Colorado Springs, CO”
Lo from Co
6 posts
Worth It
Spent: $325 in Colorado Springs
Just got the injections in forhead and between eyes. Pain was minimal. Price was cheaper than botox and recieved a $50 rebate for filling out a survey on the Xeomin website. Cost was $375 minus the $50 dollar reabte for two injection sites. I'll post more about the results in a...
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Created 3 months ago
Missdarkness
1 post
“Had Comin Done Today - Pleasanton, CA”
Missdarkness
1 post
Not Worth It
Spent: $200 in pleasanton
I tried Xeomin today so its too early to report any immediate results. It hurt more than Botox and I swell up a little more too. Also my heart has been skipping. I don't have immediate results - will have to wait a whole week to see if it works. I have a 2 week followup...which makes me feel...
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Created 12 months ago
Atlanta5174
1 post
“Xeomin for Cervical Dystonia - Georgia”
Atlanta5174
1 post
Worth It
Spent: $400 in Georgia
I used Xeomin for Cervical Dystonia, the disorder it is intended to treat. I was very happy with the results. I have been using Botox and I think Xeomin lasted longer. It definitely did what it was supposed to do. It is supposed to be better for the doctors because they don't have to keep it...
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Xeomin: was it worth it?
Xeomin Information
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Xeomin contains botulinum toxin type A, the same active ingredient found in Botox and Dysport.
- Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA), made by Merz Pharmaceuticals, is approved by the US FDA for the treatment of adults with cervical dystonia or blepharospasm.
- Xeomin vs Botox: Xeomin is the only botulinum toxin that does not require refrigeration prior to reconstitution. Merz
- XEOMIN will be available in 50-unit and 100-unit vials allowing dosing flexibility
- Botulinum toxin type-A (BTX/A) is used cosmetically, typically outside the US market, to relax the muscles in the forehead that cause wrinkles, frown lines and crow's feet