Like BOTOX, Jeuveau is an injectable botulinum toxin type A neuromodulator. Neurotoxin injectables work by temporarily interrupting signals between nerves and muscles, preventing facial movements that lead to and deepen expression lines on the brow and around the eyes. Once injected, Jeuveau begins working over the course of a week. You'll notice your expression lines starting to smooth out rather than deepening when you emote. You should not feel or look "frozen," just more relaxed. Jeuveau is the first neurotoxin introduced with the same molecular structure as BOTOX, and is formulated specifically for cosmetic wrinkle reduction. It uses a proprietary "Hi Pure" technology designed to improve the longevity of the product.
Jeuveau is FDA-approved exclusively for cosmetic use, targeting dynamic wrinkles caused by repeated facial muscle movement. Dr. Garazo uses Jeuveau to address expression lines in the upper face, offering patients a modern neuromodulator alternative to BOTOX.
Jeuveau softens dynamic facial wrinkles caused by repeated muscle movement. Common treatment areas include forehead lines, frown lines between the eyebrows, and crow's feet. By relaxing these muscles, Jeuveau creates a smoother, more refreshed appearance while maintaining natural facial expression.
Jeuveau shares the same molecular structure as BOTOX and delivers similar cosmetic results. Key differences include its exclusive cosmetic formulation, proprietary "Hi Pure" technology intended to improve longevity, and vacuum-drying process, which is thought to improve potency compared to BOTOX's freeze-dried formulation.
All Jeuveau treatments are personally performed by Dr. Garazo, ensuring well-balanced and natural-looking results for patients throughout Maryland.
Your consultation includes a facial analysis with Dr. Garazo to identify the muscles contributing to wrinkles. He will discuss treatment goals and design a customized Jeuveau injection plan.
The treatment area is cleansed and prepared. Jeuveau injections typically require no anesthesia, although a topical numbing cream may be used for comfort if desired.
Using a very fine needle, Jeuveau is injected into targeted muscles. Most treatments take about 10–15 minutes and involve minimal discomfort.
Patients receive aftercare instructions and may return for follow-up if additional adjustments are needed.
Most patients return to work or daily activities immediately after treatment. Minor redness or swelling usually resolves within a few hours.