I heard that if you have an egg allergy you can get Jeuveau, is this correct?

Jeuveau is a type A neuromoduoator, like Botox, with an identical molecular weight to Botox.  Dysport and Xeomin are also type A neuromodulators.  Theoretically, if one didn’t work none of them would work.  It is extremely rare for someone to get desensitized to any of these products, where th...

Hello there, thank you for your question. Most neuromodulators (Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, Xeomin) have similar durations. Envision the duration of toxin as an arc as it will not lose its effectiveness all at once. On average you can expect the following: Days 1-14: toxin begins to take effect...

Jeuveau is the newest FDA-approved member of the family of neuromodulators with Botox being the most widely used and well-know member. Both medications are very similar in terms of action and also the possible side effects and there is really not much difference. For all these medications, most...

Jeuveau may be priced slightly less than Botox Cosmetic but it will be close in price in most offices since it is a premium product.  In studies and in my experience, it works as well as Botox Cosmetic and possibly slightly better.  Patients have already told me it is kicking in faster than Bo...

Hi and thank you for your question! Jeuveau (Newtox) is the 4th and latest member of family of neuromodulators based on botulinum toxin type A that has been approved by the FDA. It is structurally and functionally very similar to Botox and from a clinical point of view, both Botox and Jeuveau...

Hello, I would recommend trying Jeuveau. The results are similar, lasting period, etc. Some people get longer results with Jeuveau. Jeuveau did remove some proteins in them to make it a cleaner neurotoxin and to increase absorption. The FDA approved Jeuveau in 2019. As always, consult with your...