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Hyperdilute Neurotoxin.

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What Is Hyperdilute Neurotoxin?

Hyperdilute neurotoxin takes a different approach to traditional neuromodulator treatment.

Instead of placing neurotoxin into specific muscles to soften expression lines, a more dilute preparation is delivered in tiny, superficial injections across the treatment area.

The goal is less about changing facial movement and more about improving the appearance of the skin itself.

Why Add it?

Key Benefits of Intradermal Micro-Dosing

We may recommend hyperdilute neurotoxin when we’re focused on:

Pore Appearance
To help reduce the appearance of enlarged pores.

Oiliness
Intradermal neurotoxin has been studied for its ability to temporarily reduce sebum production.

Fine Lines
For subtle softening of superficial lines without approaching the treatment in the same way as traditional muscle-directed neurotoxin.

Texture + Skin Quality
For patients looking for a smoother, more refined appearance to the skin.

Redness
Emerging evidence suggests intradermal neurotoxin may improve erythema in some patients, although it isn't a replacement for vascular laser treatment or medical management of rosacea.

How is it different from regular neurotoxin?

It comes down to where and how we're treating

Traditional neuromodulator treatment is primarily injected into targeted facial muscles to temporarily reduce muscle activity and soften dynamic expression lines.

Hyperdilute neurotoxin is delivered much more superficially using small intradermal microdroplets, with the treatment focused on skin quality rather than significant reduction in facial movement.

The two treatments can have different goals; and one doesn't necessarily replace the other.