Tox
Personalized tox treatments with Jeuveau.
Individualized treatment for expression lines, jaw tension, and excessive sweating.
Founder’s rate: $10 per unit through August 31.
Regularly $12 per unit.
Up to 5 additional units are included between days 10 and 21 after treatment, when clinically appropriate.
Collaborative treatment planning.
Results that look good on you.
Not sure what you need? Start with a free consultation.
What tox can help with
Cosmetic
Frown lines (glabella) | Forehead lines | Crow’s feet | Brow balance | Lower face tension patterns | Neck bands
Functional
Jaw tension | Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Jeuveau is FDA-approved for the temporary improvement of moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows in adults. Treatment of other areas and functional concerns may be off-label and is considered individually.
Pricing
Units and Dosing
Straightforward pricing
$10 per unit through August 31
Regularly $12 per unit
$150 minimum treatment
Your dose depends on the treatment area, muscle strength, anatomy, previous treatment, and how much movement you want to keep.
You will know the proposed dose and total cost before treatment begins.
General cost guide
Small, focused treatments: from $150
Upper-face treatment: usually $240+, average $560
Jaw tension + clenching: usually $600-$750, TBD after assessment
Here is a helpful little guide.
Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis): $900 for 100 units.
You will know the proposed dose and total cost before treatment begins.
Complimentary units at follow up.
Up to 5 additional units are included between days 10 and 21 after treatment, when clinically appropriate.
My approach to Tox
Treatment with purpose
I assess your face at rest and in motion, review any previous treatment, and recommend a dose designed to make a meaningful difference while still looking completely like yourself.
Your anatomy, muscle strength, goals, and budget all shape the plan. We review the proposed treatment and total cost before anything is injected.
Results develop over 1-2 weeks and are best assessed at about 2 weeks. When clinically appropriate, follow-up between days 10 and 21 includes up to 5 additional units.
Not ready to book treatment?
Start with a free consultation—virtual or in office.
We can talk through what is bothering you, what tox may realistically help, likely pricing, and whether a full treatment visit makes sense.
No pressure and no obligation to receive treatment.
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Tox or skin · Virtual or in office
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For the Curious
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Botulinum toxin is a neuromodulating medication derived from Clostridium botulinum. In clinical use it is purified and carefully dosed.
At the cellular level, botulinum toxin blocks acetylcholine signaling. The targeted cell remains intact, but its primary function is dialed down — whether that’s muscle contraction, sweat production, or other activity.
This effect is local and reversible. Over time, the nerve terminal regenerates its signaling machinery, and normal function gradually returns.
Although most people associate botulinum toxin with wrinkles, its pharmacology is broader. Anywhere acetylcholine-mediated signaling contributes to unwanted activity, the medication can be applied — which is why it has established uses beyond aesthetics, including muscle tension and excessive sweating.
In aesthetic medicine, this same mechanism is used in different ways depending on the goal. Traditional injections target deeper facial muscles that create expression lines. More superficial techniques — sometimes referred to as micro-tox or intradermal toxin — distribute small amounts within the skin to influence finer muscle fibers, as well as oil and sweat glands.
Not every technique is appropriate for every face, but the underlying pharmacology remains the same. Understanding that mechanism helps explain why botulinum toxin can be adapted across a range of clinical situations.
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At Naas Tox & Skin, I currently use Jeuveau®, an FDA-approved botulinum toxin medication. Throughout this site, “tox” refers to the treatment category, while Jeuveau is the specific product I use.
Botox® is a different brand, although many people use “Botox” casually to describe any tox treatment. You are welcome to call it Botox. I will know what you mean.
Results depend on appropriate dosing, injection technique, and treatment planning—not simply the name on the vial. Working consistently with one product helps me build predictable, individualized treatment plans.