How Long Does Xeomin Last?

Different people respond differently to the various brands of botulinum toxin (Botox, Xeomin, Dysport, Myobloc).  In general, they all last about the same.  My recommendation is to try them out and see how you respond.  There is no toxin that last twice as long as the others.  If one lasts longer in you than another, it is a matter of days, not weeks or months longer.  So it really is not a consideration when choosing your injectable.

 

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Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA, also called botulinum
toxin type A), is made from the bacteria that causes botulism. Botulinum toxin
blocks nerve activity in the muscles, causing a temporary reduction in muscle
activity.  Most of the time it last 4 to 6 months, but it depends of the patient.

Both Xeomin and Botox have as the active ingredient botulinum toxin A . So for all practical purposes their pharmaceutical effects are the same. Xeomin lasts about as long as Botox, 4 to 6 months realistically,  3 to 4 months.

Xeomin tends to last about the same amount of time as Dysport or Botox, in that all three products will last around 3-4 months in most patients.All the best,

Xeomin has the same active ingredient as Botox and we expect it to last about the same amount of time as Botox.  Xeomin has no preservatives so some practices are finding because of this it lasts a week or two shorter though in my practice I find it is interchangeable with Botox and patient satisfaction is just as good if done properly. 

In my experience Xeomin lasts 3-4 months.  It is similar to Botox.  In some patients this varies and it can last between 3-6 months.  

Thank you for your question.There is not a significant difference in how long Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin last. It is about 3-6 months.



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In our experience, Xeomin has an equivalent longevity when compared to Botox. We often use the product when patients become more resistant to Botox injections. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles

This is a topic that is certainly an area of debate, primarily in the professional cosmetic world. 

All the companies want their product to last the longest or at least be perceived that way, but whether there is a difference remains to be seen. 

I am currently working on a very large study right now to answer this question, or at least better understand it. So hopefully we will have an answer in the near future. But as others mentioned, right now all products appear to last about the same time if dosed properly. 

Xeomin is known to last as long as Botox which is about 3-4 months. Seek an experienced reputable injector who can provide you the best result.

Generally, all of the neuromodulators act in the same manner and results last about the same amount of time- 3 to 6 months. It is important to note, though, that each person responds differently to these injectable treatments and the length of time optimal results are seen will vary from one patient to the next.