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Neuromodulators

SERVICES

Neuromodulators
such as (Botox®)

I specialize in neuromodulator treatments designed to achieve subtle, natural results. While most people know these treatments by the brand name Botox®, the proper medical term is neuromodulator. There are four FDA- and Health Canada–approved options available: Botox Cosmetic®, Dysport®, Xeomin®, and Nuceiva®.

 

Neuromodulators are purified proteins that work by gently relaxing overactive muscles. This reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles caused by repeated facial expressions. The result is a smoother, softer look that enhances facial balance while maintaining your natural expressions refreshed, not frozen.

 

The most common treatment areas include:

  • Forehead lines

  • Frown lines between the brows (“11s”)

  • Crow’s feet around the eyes

  • Fine lines around the mouth

  • Subtle eyebrow lift for improved shape and symmetry

As a licensed nurse injector, I perform all treatments personally, using evidence-based techniques and a conservative approach to ensure safety, precision, and natural-looking outcomes. Every plan is tailored to your unique anatomy, stage of life, and goals because no two faces age the same way.

 

If you are considering neuromodulators for the first time, know that you are not alone. Many patients feel hesitant at first, which is why I prioritize open communication, honest education, and zero pressure. My goal is to help you age with confidence, using treatments that integrate seamlessly into your Healthy Beauty Plan.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Appointment Length
Most injectable visits take about 45 minutes. This allows time for a detailed consultation and treatment without feeling rushed.

 

Comprehensive Consultation
We’ll review your health history, assess your facial anatomy, and discuss your goals. Every treatment plan is tailored to you there is no one-size-fits-all approach.

 

Precision Treatment
Neuromodulators are administered using evidence-based techniques and anatomical mapping. Each dose and placement is designed to enhance balance while maintaining a natural look.

 

Aftercare & Follow-Up
You’ll leave with clear aftercare instructions and a personalized plan for ongoing care. We’ll also discuss follow-up timelines to monitor results and adjust as needed.

“Where thoughtful educational and thorough care happens"

 

​​Located in Nanaimo, BC

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Neuromodulators is a popular cosmetic treatment used for a variety of aesthetic concerns. In an  aesthetic clinic, Botox can be applied in several areas to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine  lines, and other signs of aging, as well as for other cosmetic enhancements. Here are the common  areas treated with Botox:

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Forehead
Lines

Horizontal Forehead Wrinkles: Botox is often injected into the forehead to smooth out horizontal lines that appear when you raise your eyebrows.

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Frown Lines (Glabellar Lines)

Between the Eyebrows: These vertical lines, sometimes referred to as "11 lines," form between the eyebrows when you furrow them. Botox helps to relax the muscles that cause these lines.

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Crow's 
Feet

Around the Eyes: Botox is commonly used to treat the fine lines and wrinkles that form at the outer corners of the eyes, especially when smiling or squinting.

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Bunny
Lines

Nose Area: These are the small lines that form on the sides of the nose when you scrunch it. Botox can relax the muscles to minimize the appearance of bunny lines. 

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Lip Lines (Perioral Lines)

Above the Upper Lip: Botox can be injected into the area around the lips to reduce fine lines or "smoker's lines," which appear with age or repetitive facial expressions. 

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Around the Mouth: Botox can be used to soften the lines that run from the corners of the mouth down to the chin, giving a more youthful appearance. 

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Chin (Mentalis Muscle) 

Chin Wrinkles or "Pebbled Chin": Botox can relax the mentalis muscle to smooth out chin dimpling or "orange peel" texture, creating a more even, smooth chin contour. 

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Jawline (Masseter Muscle) 

Masseter Area: Botox can be injected into the masseter muscle (the muscle used for chewing) to slim the jawline, especially in individuals with a square or bulky jaw. It can also help with teeth grinding or bruxism.

Marionette
Lines

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Neck (Platysma Bands) 

Neck Bands: Botox can be used to relax the platysma muscle in the neck, reducing the appearance of vertical neck bands that become more prominent with age. 

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Brow Area: Botox can be strategically injected around the eyebrows to create a subtle lift, correcting drooping or asymmetry in the brows. 

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Underarms (Hyperhidrosis) 

Excessive Sweating: While not strictly for wrinkles, Botox is also widely used to treat hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) in areas like the underarms, palms, or soles of the feet. It blocks the signals that activate sweat glands. 

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Jawline Contouring 

Slimming the Jawline: Botox injections into the jaw muscles (masseters) can help create a more V-shaped face, providing a slimmer profile. 

Eyebrow
Lift 

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TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) Treatment

Jaw Pain and Tension: Botox can help with TMJ disorders by relaxing the muscles around the jaw, alleviating pain, discomfort, and tension headaches caused by teeth grinding or clenching. 

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Smoker’s
Lines (Perioral Lines)

Around the Lips: Botox helps to smooth out lines around the mouth, often caused by smoking or repetitive facial movements.
Chest Area: Botox can smooth out fine lines and wrinkles on the décolletage area, a delicate area prone to wrinkles and sun damage.

Each Botox treatment is customized based on the patient's individual concerns and desired  results. It's important to have a consultation with a skilled practitioner who understands facial  anatomy and can recommend the most appropriate treatment plan. 

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