Nu Era Aesthetics | Wrinkle Relaxers

Wrinkle Relaxers: Botox®, Dysport®, Jeuveau®, and Daxxify®

Wrinkle relaxers, also known as neuromodulators, are non-surgical injectable treatments designed to soften dynamic wrinkles caused by repeated facial expressions. These treatments relax targeted facial muscles, helping smooth lines while maintaining natural facial movement and expression.

What Can Wrinkle Relaxers Treat?

Wrinkle relaxers are commonly used to improve the appearance of:

Forehead lines
Frown lines (between the eyebrows)
Crow’s feet
Bunny lines (nose wrinkles)
Smile lines
Chin dimpling
Neck bands

They are ideal for wrinkles that appear with facial movement and can help restore a smoother, more youthful look.

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Your Wrinkle Relaxer Options

Botox® Cosmetic

Botox® Cosmetic is one of the most widely studied and trusted wrinkle relaxers. It uses a purified form of botulinum toxin type A to temporarily reduce muscle activity that causes wrinkles.

Best for:

Forehead furrows
Frown lines
Crow’s feet
Neck bands

Results:

Visible within a few days
Typically lasts up to 3–4 months

Dysport®

Dysport® is an FDA-approved injectable used to temporarily improve moderate to severe frown lines. It works similarly to Botox® but may spread slightly more, making it effective for larger treatment areas.

Best for:

Forehead lines
Frown lines
Crow’s feet
Neck bands

Results:

Often visible within a few days
Typically lasts up to 4 months

Jeuveau®

Jeuveau® is a modern neuromodulator developed specifically for aesthetic use. Sometimes referred to as “Newtox,” it is designed to deliver precise, natural-looking results.

Best for:

Dynamic facial wrinkles
Patients seeking a cosmetic-only formulation

Results:

Onset within a few days
Results last approximately 3–4 months

Daxxify®

Daxxify® is the newest wrinkle relaxer and the longest-lasting option currently available. It uses a unique peptide technology that allows it to bind more effectively to nerve receptors.

What makes Daxxify® different?