Daxxify: Longer Lasting Botox!

 

   The FDA just approved a new neurotoxin Daxxify (daxibotulinumtoxinA), like Botox Cosmetic, Xeomim, Dysport & Jeuveau. A new neuromodulator part of the lineup. The company Revance pioneered this new formula to be brought into the market very soon possibly Late 2022 or Early 2023. However, the difference with this formula compared to others, the results are supposed to last based on clinical trials from anywhere from 6-9 months. It's definitely something that could peak the interest of many consumers and dermatologists/plastic surgeons alike. The unique difference with this formula that it remains stable in a room temperature setting rather than having to be refrigerated as its other three counterparts. Botox is used to control the contraction of facial muscles & to relax them to prevent further wrinkling of moderate to severe lines/wrinkles, as well to prevent the same repetitive expressions that worsens them also. Which serves the purpose to smooth as well to smooth those moderate-to-deep wrinkles. The treatment is for the forehead, in-between the brows (glabella), crow's feet, and as well with the bands on the neck.

   Within this formula also includes a peptide complex technology within that creates the longer-lasting effect that makes it last for as long as it does, and well from my research even helps to make it act faster with results, so you won't have to wait as long as you would with the other Botox brands. For it to have the almost the same similar lasting benefits as dermal fillers is an incredible feat in itself with how far technology has come. Considering the results last longer, I'm only assuming it will be higher in pricepoint compared to the others on the market. At this time though, prices have not been released or any mention if it will be indeed higher than the other botulinum toxins available in the market right now.

   Whom do I think it's for?? I think for ones whom have already had this treatment and want longer lasting results. I probably wouldn't suggest a first-timer let's say with injectables to try this out, you have to like the results and if you're in fact unhappy with it then you'll have to wait a larger amount of time for the results to wear off. So I wouldn't say it's not the best option for someone just starting out with cosmetic injectables. The procedure will take just about the same amount of time in the office as the others. Side effects are the still the same but talking to a board-certified injector will be able to talk to you over these things and never hesitate to ask all the questions you have. Daxxify is also free of human serum albunim, a protein found in human blood and animal-based components. Which makes it a more interesting fact about the product. Revance the company, has been making strides in the industry as well as releasing a very popular now hyaluronic acid filler that's been highly raved about as well. 

Yours truly always,

Mr. Skin Care Guru