Sanford's BOTOX Specialists

In Florida, the cost of BOTOX ranges from $10 to $16 per unit. Our members pay $12/unit for BOTOX, and $11/unit when they re-book their next appointment. Memberships start at $20/month.

On average, results last for 3-4 months. More units can allow your results to last longer. Otherwise, your body's metabolic processes and movement of the treatment area will play a role in determining how long your results last. Over time, muscle action gradually returns and wrinkles and lines begin to reappear. However, they often appear less severe as the muscles are being trained to relax. Poor mixing procedures/dilution can reduce how long your treatment lasts. Call our office to discuss the longer lasting neurotoxin, Daxxify. 

Yes. Your forehead muscle keeps your eyebrow muscles elevated. By injecting too much toxin in your forehead, your brow can drop. A dropped brow or droopy eye is also known as ptosis. Our injection pattern is customized to your face and optimal for avoiding giving you a droopy eye. We're in Sanford, and have patients traveling to us for BOTOX® from Lake Mary, DeBary, and Orlando to avoid having their brow dropped.

Botox has been FDA-approved for the prevention of chronic migraines. Severe and chronic muscular facial tension can cause migraines. Strategically dosed and administered botox, around your head and neck, can bring relief by inhibiting chemical signals which cause your facial muscles to maintain tension. Our specialists have undergone training for treating migraines. Find out if this could help relieve your migraines by scheduling a consultation today. Our practice is in Sanford, and we have patients travel to us from Orlando, Lake Mary, Winter Park, and DeBary to relive their migraines.

BOTOX relaxes the masseter muscles that cause chronic teeth grinding and jaw (masseter) clenching when strategically dosed and administered. If your masseter muscle is overactive, it can lead to tension, pain, and sometimes even changes in your facial shape. Botox works by temporarily paralyzing the targeted areas of your masseter, reducing its activity substantially. The procedure takes only a few minutes but provides relief for up to three to five months. This reduction in muscle activity can significantly relieve jaw pain, headaches, and other symptoms associated with bruxism or TMJ. Additionally, over time, the muscle may decrease in size, providing a slimming effect to the jawline.

Our specialists have undergone extensive training, and treated hundreds of patients for TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint Disorders) relief. To find out if you're a candidate for BOTOX TMJ relief, schedule your consultation today. We have patients drive to our Sanford practice from Winter Park, Orlando, and Lake Mary for TMJ and masseter muscle relief.

Your dose is determined by the strength of your muscle and number of areas that require treatment, along with your desired result and duration. Because of all these factors, the range is vast. Generally, from 25 units to 150 units.

Typical units per area:

• Forehead: 8-20 units

• "11's": 15-30 units

• Crow's feet: 12-22 units

• Bunny lines: 6-12 units

• Botox lip flip: 4 units (MINIMUM 20 units per visit)

• Masseters: 30-70 units

• Chin dimpling: 6-10 units

• Downturned mouth: 4-8 units

• Neck: 30-50 units

We have a 20 UNIT MINIMUM. This allows our practice to remain profitable, while never rushing toxin injection procedures. Your lip flip will only require a few units, allowing you to use your additional units elsewhere.

Yes, Botox can effectively treat a gummy smile, which is when a significant portion of your gums shows when you smile. A small amount of Botox is injected into the upper lip's muscle, weakening its pull and limiting the lip's elevation when smiling. The result is a more balanced smile with less gum showing. Effects are temporary and last about three to four months.

While Botox is specifically approved for chronic migraines, some people report relief from tension-type headaches after receiving Botox. However, the evidence is less robust, and it's not officially approved for this use.

​Botox is an FDA-approved treatment for severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis, which is the medical term for excessive underarm sweating. The procedure involves injecting Botox into the affected areas to block the neurotransmitters that stimulate sweat glands. By doing so, it can significantly reduce or even eliminate excessive sweating for up to six months. The treatment is generally safe and well-tolerated when performed by an experienced provider. As with any medical procedure, there are risks and potential side effects, so it's crucial to consult an experienced healthcare provider for a thorough evaluation and personalized treatment plan.

Botox is one of the most effective treatments for crow's feet, the lines that develop at the outer corners of the eyes due to repetitive facial expressions like smiling or squinting. Botox works by temporarily paralyzing the small muscles around the eyes, specifically the orbicularis oculi, thereby smoothing out these lines. The results usually become noticeable within a few days of treatment and can last up to four months.