Resistant to Botox, Dysport and Xeomin. Any suggestions?

You may want to try Daxxify! This is a new neuromodulator on the market that is made differently than Botox. It has been proven to be effective twice as long as Botox-or even longer! See a provider near you to learn more.

Botox resistance is very rare. It's estimated that 1 patient out of 10000 develops Botox resistance. The most common reason that Botox does not work is that not enough dose was administered. The same dosage does not work for every patient. Some patients may need additional dosage to reach an effective level of muscle weakness. In some cases, Botox that was used on a patient can be overdiluted or even old. You should always have a follow-up appointment 7 to 10 days after your initial treatment so your doctor can see the results and apply more if needed to correct the problem areas. Good luck.

If Botox is not an option for you, Dysport or Xeomin are the next options. I suggest dermarolling at home to give the skin Botox-like effects with at-home treatment. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer