A purified neuromodulator option

Xeomin

Xeomin offers a streamlined approach to temporary wrinkle relaxation, with placement shaped around your movement and facial balance.

Clinician-led carePersonalized planningNatural-looking goals
Best for
Frown lines, crow’s feet, and selected dynamic lines
Appointment
Often 15–30 minutes after assessment
Formula
A prescription neuromodulator with no accessory proteins
Personalized care in Lenexa

Understand the treatment before you choose it.

Xeomin is a prescription neuromodulator that contains incobotulinumtoxinA. It temporarily reduces selected muscle activity to soften movement-related lines. It may be an option for new or experienced injectable patients who want a personalized, natural-looking result.

Start with clarity. Every new patient can begin with a complimentary consultation and Alma IQ skin analysis when appropriate.

Xeomin injectable treatment in a clinical setting
Gillett Health AestheticsTechnology and technique selected for your skin, anatomy, and goals.
What we can address

A plan built around the concern, not the trend.

  • Lines between the brows
  • Forehead movement lines
  • Crow’s feet
  • Facial asymmetry related to muscle pull
  • Preventive aesthetic goals
  • Patients considering a Botox alternative
Why patients consider it

Measured treatment. Meaningful improvement.

Individualized dosing

Your plan reflects muscle strength, movement, anatomy, and preferred finish.

Natural expression

The aim is a softer, rested look—not a mask-like result.

Simple maintenance

Your provider will help you choose a review schedule based on your response.

What to expect

A thoughtful process from consult to follow-up.

01

Consult

We begin with your goals, health history, and a careful assessment so your plan is appropriate—not automatic.

02

Customize

Your provider selects the treatment area, settings, and sequence around your skin, comfort, and preferred downtime.

03

Treat & review

You receive clear aftercare, realistic expectations, and a follow-up plan based on your response.

Is it right for you?

Candidacy is personal.

Many people explore Xeomin because they want a nonsurgical, personalized option. You may be a reasonable candidate if:

  • You want temporary improvement in movement-related lines
  • You are interested in a purified neuromodulator formulation
  • You understand that results develop and fade gradually
  • You can complete a medical screening before treatment

A consultation is also where we identify reasons to delay treatment, choose another approach, or seek additional medical evaluation.

Timing & results

Your treatment cadence

One treatment visit is typical. Timing of visible change and duration vary, and repeat treatment should be based on your clinical response rather than a fixed calendar.

Aftercare matters

Follow the instructions provided for your exact treatment. Protect the area, avoid picking or aggressive products, and contact the clinic if healing differs from the guidance you received.

Questions, answered

Xeomin FAQs

How is Xeomin different from Botox?

Both are prescription neuromodulators, but they are distinct products with different formulations and dosing. Your clinician can explain which fits your plan.

When will I see a change?

Results appear gradually rather than immediately. Your provider will give you product-specific expectations.

Is there downtime?

Downtime is usually limited, but temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, headache, or bruising can occur.

Can Xeomin be used preventively?

Some adults choose neuromodulators before lines become deeply etched. The decision should still be individualized.

Your next step

See what a personalized plan could look like.

Visit Gillett Health Aesthetics at 14400 College Blvd in Lenexa, serving Overland Park, Leawood, Shawnee, Olathe, and the greater Kansas City metro.

Information on this page is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice. Candidacy, risks, benefits, recovery, and expected outcomes are reviewed during consultation. Results and the number of treatments needed vary by patient.

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