A thoughtful approach to facial aesthetics.

Explore cosmetic Botox, Xeomin and Jeuveau at Payne & King in Abilene.

A closer look
Dr. Traci King, DDS
Meet Dr. King. Start with your questions.
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Talk about the change you want

Begin with your goals and the area you are considering. A consultation is the place to review your health history, previous treatments and whether a cosmetic injectable is appropriate.

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Different products need individual decisions

Botox, Xeomin and Jeuveau are botulinum toxin products; they are different from dermal fillers. Approved uses and product details differ. Your clinician should explain the product, expected effect, potential risks and alternatives before treatment.

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Keep treatment goals separate

Cosmetic wrinkle treatment and treatment discussed for jaw pain are different conversations. If your concern is clenching or TMJ-related discomfort, visit our jaw-care page and request an evaluation of those symptoms.

A few good questions.

Are these products the same as filler?

No. Botulinum toxin products and dermal fillers work differently and are used for different goals. A consultation can clarify which, if either, fits yours.

Can I request a particular product?

Yes. Tell the office what you are interested in. Your clinician will discuss suitability and availability rather than assume products are interchangeable.

Will results be permanent?

These treatments are not permanent. Your clinician can explain the expected course and follow-up for the product and treatment area.

Further reading: U.S. Food & Drug Administration

Your next step starts with a conversation.

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