
Real Evolve Med Spa patients across NJ, NY, MD & PA. No filters, no stock photos β each result shows the exact units and the location.
β€’Botox and other wrinkle relaxers such as Xeomin & Dysport soften the muscle movement that creates lines on the upper face β forehead lines, frown lines (the β11sβ), and crowβs feet. Placed in the masseter, it can also slim the jaw and relieve clenching. Every photo below is a real Evolve Med Spa patient, each one labeled with the concern treated, the units, and location treated at.
Most upper-face treatments use 40-64 units, results appear in 3β7 days and peak at 2 weeks, and last 3β4 months. Browse by concern below, and tap any result for the full treatment detail.
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Wrinkle relaxers soften the horizontal lines across the forehead while keeping natural movement.







The vertical '11s' between the brows relax with units placed in the glabella β a common first treatment.



Fine lines at the outer eye ease across both sides, for a smoother look at rest and when smiling.



A closer look at Brow Lift, Bunny Lines & Smile Lines β the same natural, documented Botox and wrinkle-relaxer results across these concerns.




Beyond the classic upper-face lines, Botox and other wrinkle relaxers (Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau, Letybo) also treat the jaw and masseter for slimming and TMJ relief, the trapezius for neck and shoulder tension (Trap Tox), a gummy smile, and excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis).



Every before/after is a real Evolve Med Spa patient, shared with written consent. Individual results vary.
A common question we get from clients at Evolve Med Spa is whether Wrinkle Relaxers and dermal fillers are one and the same. It can be easy to think they might be the same kind of substance, as both are injected into the body and are used for some similar results.
However, wrinkle relaxers are not the same as popular dermal fillers like Juvederm or Restylane. The key difference is the way they work.
Botox and other wrinkle relaxers (Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau, Letybo):
These temporarily relax the contracted muscles beneath the skin so they stop pulling on the surface, which softens the lines and creases they create. The effect gradually wears off over a few months as the muscles begin to move normally again.
Dermal fillers:
These are used to "fill in" the thinning space beneath the skin. As we age, we naturally lose the collagen in our skin that gives us the youthful plump and full appearance. These substances are commonly made of hyaluronic acid and are used to rejuvenate the skin by adding back that volume and smoothness, filling in the spaces and making wrinkles disappear.
Hyperhidrosis:
Hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating is the condition in which the body sweats too much, either in specific places like the palms and underarms, or all over. Botox has been shown to be an effective treatment for hyperhidrosis. The substance is injected into the affected area and blocks the nerve signals in charge of sweating. This prevents them from causing too much sweat.
Lazy eye:
Lazy eye condition or strabismus is caused by a natural imbalance of strength in the various muscles that keep the eyes synchronized. Another cause of strabismus is nerve damage around the area. Most commonly found in children, strabismus is usually treated with eye exercises. However, in cases where eye exercises fail to successfully treat it, this product can be used to make symptoms disappear.
Neck/Back pain:
Chronic neck/back pain and discomfort can be a huge issue, especially if the pain gets to the point that the individual has difficulty performing their daily tasks. Recent studies have found that a single treatment can be enough to significantly relieve chronic pain when it is the result of contracted muscles. This popular treatment is known as "Trap Tox," and clients experience the best relief when it is paired with professional physical therapy.
Additional conditions:
Acne management; lip lifts, wrinkle relaxing; chin and jawline softening; twitching eye treatment; TMJ; teeth grinding; jaw clenching; gummy smile; chin dimpling; headaches; facial slimming.
Following your Botox or wrinkle relaxer treatment, there are a few key things to remember to optimize results. For the next few days, avoid massaging the treated area to prevent product migration. You can lightly apply ice packs to minimize swelling if needed. Additionally, maintain good posture by keeping your head upright for at least 4 hours after treatment. To ensure the product settles properly, avoid sweating excessively for 24 hours. This means holding off on strenuous exercise, saunas, and hot tubs. Finally, you can apply makeup as usual, but be gentle and practice good hygiene to avoid introducing bacteria into the injection sites, which could lead to breakouts.
Refrain from taking blood-thinning medications, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and supplements like fish oil and vitamin E, for at least one week before treatment to reduce the risk of bruising, unless prescribed by your doctor
Limit alcohol consumption for 24-48 hours before your appointment, as it can increase the risk of bruising and swelling
Arrive with clean, makeup-free skin to ensure optimal results and avoid potential contamination
Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your treatment to support overall skin health
Cannot be pregnant or breastfeeding
Consultations are complimentary. Same-week appointments across NJ, NY, MD & PA.