Jeuveau | libertyville, il
The Modern Toxin
Are you in the Libertyville, IL area and looking to check out all the hype around Jeuveau®? Our Med Spa would love to help! Hitting the aesthetics market in 2019, Jeuveau neurotoxin is one of the newest additions to the industry. With a slightly different chemical composition than Botox®, this treatment is able to take on the same fine lines and wrinkles as Botox with potentially longer-lasting results!
Common FAQs
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Pricing for all Tox services begins at $12/unit.
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Jeuveau results normally last around 3-4 months. Similar to other toxins that we offer. Some patients may experience slightly longer-lasting results from Jeuveau®.
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Many clients will start to notice results within 2-3 days, however, Jeuveau® can take up to 14 days to be fully kicked in.
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Yes, you can switch between Botox and Jeuveau without any problems. Both treatments effectively smooth wrinkles, and some clients even prefer alternating between them. We’re happy to help you decide which product will best meet your needs and deliver the results you’re looking for.
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No, Jeuveau is not a filler. It’s a neuromodulator, similar to Botox, used to relax muscles and smooth out wrinkles. Fillers, on the other hand, add volume to areas like the cheeks or lips.
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Jeuveau is not permanent, but its effects can last for several months.
Treatment Areas
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Jeuveau®, while being a relatively new treatment, has already been FDA-approved to treat frown lines and has proven to be an effective contender with other toxin brands offered by Wild Moon Collective.
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Jeuveau® can be used to soften and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles around the eye. These wrinkles often set in from sun damage, squinting, and the general effects of aging. Jeuveau is proven to effectively treat crow’s feet and fine lines around the eyes with many of our Libertyville, IL patients.
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Similar to other popular toxin brands, this neurotoxin can help minimize wrinkles surrounding the mouth caused by laughing, smoking, sun damage, and more.
