Botox in Huntington, NY

What Are Neuromodulators?
Neuromodulators (Botox®, Xeomin® and Dysport®) are injectable treatments that temporarily relax targeted facial muscles responsible for expression lines. By softening repetitive muscle movement, neuromodulators help smooth the appearance of wrinkles while keeping your overall look natural and refreshed—not “frozen.”
Botox® relaxes the specific muscles whose repeated contraction creases the skin above them. The muscle rests; the line softens; the rest of your face moves exactly as it should. It is temporary by design, fading gradually over three to four months.
4 Reasons People Choose To Get Neuromodulators
Where it works, and how we dose it
At R.Ve Aesthetics, neuromodulators are used with a precision-first approach. Treatment is customized to your facial anatomy, goals, and lifestyle—whether you want a subtle softening of lines, a more noticeable smoothing effect, or preventative care to help slow the development of deeper wrinkles over time.
| Area | What it Does | Dosing Basis |
|---|---|---|
Forehead lines | Smooths horizontal lines created by raising the eyebrows. | Units set to your muscle strength |
Frown lines (glabella) | Softens the vertical lines between the brows that can look stern or stressed. | Units set to pattern and depth |
Crow’s feet | Reduces fine lines at the outer corners of the eyes while maintaining a natural smile. | Conservative, expression-preserving |
Masseter / TMJ | Weakens masseter muscle, which also results in the aesthetic effect of facial slimming. | Higher-unit area, staged if needed |
Hyperhidrosis | Helps control underarm sweat by relaxing the nerves that trigger the sweat glands. | Per-area protocol |
Lip flip | A subtle upper-lip refinement, no filler. | Low-unit precision placement |
Bunny Lines | Minimizes wrinkles along the sides of the nose that show when you scrunch. | Low-unit precision placement |
Chin Dimpling | Helps relax an overactive chin muscle for a smoother, more even appearance. | Low-unit precision placement |
Benefits of Neuromodulators
The Visit
