LETYBO & XEOMIN

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  LETYBO

      Here are the key differences between Letybo and Botox:

• Onset of Action: Letybo deliver visible results more quickly, often within a few days, while Botox typically takes 5-7 days for effects to become noticeable.
• Duration: Letybo's effects may last longer than Botox, which generally lasts about 3-4 months.
• Market Presence: Botox has been the standard for decades, known for      its consistent results, while Letybo is newer to the market and often more AFFORDABLE. 
• Mechanism of Action: both are botulinum toxin type A formulations used primarily for treating glabellar lines, but Letybo may offer a more consistent effect. 
• Pricing: Letybo is often more affordable compared to Botox, making it an attractive option for some patients. 

  XEOMIN

       Here are the Key differences between Xeomin and Botox:

• Onset of Action: Xeomin may take slightly longer to show full effects, typically around four days.
• Duration: Xeomin results can last up to six months, which is generally longer than Botox, who's effects typically last three to four months.
• Market Presense: Xeomin was developed in 2010 and used for various      medical conditions
• Mechanism of Action: Both Xeomin and Botox work by temporarily blocking nerve signals to muscles, preventing contraction to cause wrinkles. 
• Unique features: Xeomin is a "naked" neurotoxin, meaning it contains only the active ingredient without any additional proteins. This can reduce the risk of developing resistance over time.
• Offering a patient rewards program:  Xperience+ 

These factors can help you decide which treatment might be best for your aesthetic goals.