Botox in Sanford, Florida.

Botox is $9.99 per unit at Reviv Beauty — below the Central Florida average of $12-$20 per unit. Total cost depends on unit count: forehead 10-30 units ($100-$300), glabellar 11s 15-25 units ($150-$250), crow’s feet 8-24 units ($80-$240), lip flip $65 flat, masseter 60-100 units ($600-$1,000).

Botox uses human serum albumin as stabilizer; Daxxify uses a proprietary peptide (RTP-004), making it vegan-friendly. Botox lasts 3-4 months; Daxxify lasts 4-6 months in our patients. Botox has 20+ years of clinical data and more FDA-approved indications. Both are $9.99 per unit at Reviv.

Cosmetic Botox lasts 3-4 months in most patients. Daxxify lasts 4-6 months in our patients. Hyperhidrosis (medical) Botox lasts 6-9 months because sweat glands recover the signal pathway more slowly than muscles.

Typical unit ranges: forehead 10-30, glabellar 15-25, crow’s feet 8-24, lip flip 4-6 (flat $65), masseter 60-100, brow lift 4-8, hyperhidrosis ~50 per underarm. Men typically need 1.5x-2x the dose for the same area. Kristen quotes you a unit count at consult before any injection happens.

Cosmetic Botox is cash-pay only. Medical Botox indications (hyperhidrosis, chronic migraine, cervical dystonia) may be covered by insurance with prior authorization. Most plans require documented failure of prescription antiperspirants before approving hyperhidrosis treatment.

Yes — Allē is currently offering $65 off your first Botox treatment: join free at alle.com, activate it in the app before your visit, and it stacks with our $9.99/unit pricing. Allē is also Allergan’s free loyalty program: earn points on every Botox, Juvéderm, and SkinMedica treatment and redeem them for savings on future visits. Sign up at alle.com before your appointment and check in at your visit — Allē also runs seasonal offers throughout the year.

Yes. Underarm hyperhidrosis is an FDA-approved indication. ~50 units per underarm blocks the acetylcholine signal to sweat glands for 6-9 months. Cash pay is simply our $9.99/unit rate — about $500 per underarm (~50 units); insurance often covers with prior authorization for severe cases (HDSS scale 3-4).

Preventative Botox means starting low-dose treatment before dynamic wrinkles become permanently etched. Typical candidates are late-20s to early-30s patients seeing early dynamic lines that "echo" at rest. Conservative dosing every 4 months. Read more about preventative Botox at Reviv.

Not at Reviv. Kristen’s philosophy is “refreshed, not frozen” — preserve facial expression while softening dynamic lines. Conservative-first dosing with optional touch-up at week 2 if needed. You should still be able to raise your eyebrows.

No downtime. Most patients return to work immediately. Avoid lying flat or rubbing the treatment area for 4 hours. No exercise, alcohol, or heat (sauna, hot yoga) for 24 hours. Tiny pinprick bleeding at injection sites is normal and resolves within minutes.

Skip if pregnant or breastfeeding, have neuromuscular disorders (myasthenia gravis, Lambert-Eaton, ALS), active skin infection in treatment area, take aminoglycoside antibiotics, have known hypersensitivity to botulinum toxin or human serum albumin (Daxxify is peptide-stabilized alternative), or recently had surgery in treatment area.

Botox onset is 3-7 days, full effect at 14 days. Daxxify onset is 2-3 days. Two-week follow-up is encouraged for any touch-up adjustment. The treated muscle gradually relaxes as the toxin takes effect — you don’t look “different” overnight, just progressively smoother over the first two weeks.

OnabotulinumtoxinA is the generic / non-proprietary name for the active ingredient in Botox Cosmetic — they refer to the same molecule manufactured by Allergan/AbbVie. \”Botox\” is the brand name; \”OnabotulinumtoxinA\” is the FDA-approved drug name. The product injected is identical. Other neuromodulators have different non-proprietary names: Daxxify is daxibotulinumtoxinA-lanm, Xeomin is incobotulinumtoxinA, Jeuveau is prabotulinumtoxinA-xvfs. All four work via the same mechanism (blocking acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction); the differences are in formulation, accessory proteins, and duration.

Eyelid ptosis (drooping) is a known but uncommon Botox side effect — it occurs when product migrates beyond the intended muscle, usually from injection too close to the levator palpebrae or insufficient pressure-mapping at the brow. At Reviv, every injection follows Dr. Mauricio de Maio’s MD Codes™ placement protocol, which includes safe-zone landmarks specifically designed to prevent ptosis. If you ever experience drooping after our treatment, we can typically reverse it within days using prescription apraclonidine eye drops, and Kristen will follow up at no charge to assess. The published rate of ptosis with proper technique is under 1%.

No — Reviv Beauty is a cosmetic-only practice, and therapeutic Botox for chronic migraines is a separate FDA-approved indication that requires neurology referral and typically goes through medical insurance (CPT code 64615). If you want migraine Botox, ask your primary care physician for a neurology referral; we’re happy to refer locally. We do treat masseter Botox for TMJ / bruxism (a cosmetic + functional crossover) which can incidentally help tension-type headaches in some patients — but that is not migraine treatment.

No — Reviv Beauty is by appointment only, so we can’t take true walk-ins. But same-day booking is often available Tuesday–Saturday, and Botox is routinely done in the same visit as your free consultation — consult, mapping, and injection in about 30 minutes when the schedule allows. Book online or call (407) 534-9178 to check today’s availability.