Botox results typically last about three to four months. You usually see softening of lines within a few days, with full results in about 10 to 14 days. With a regular maintenance schedule, you can keep your results looking natural over time.
When you'll see results
After your Botox treatment, you usually notice softening of lines within about three to five days, with full results appearing in about 10 to 14 days.
How long it lasts
Botox results typically last about three to four months. As the effect gradually wears off, the treated muscles return to movement and lines reappear, which is when many clients schedule their next treatment.
Keeping your results
Many clients maintain their results with treatments every three to four months. Your provider can recommend a schedule that keeps you looking refreshed and natural, never overdone. New clients also get $100 off their first treatment of $200 or more.
- Results appear: softening in about three to five days, full results in about 10 to 14 days
- Results last: about three to four months
- Maintenance: many clients return every three to four months
- Performed under medical direction by a top 1% national Allergan provider
How often should I get Botox?
Because Botox typically lasts about three to four months, many clients schedule maintenance treatments every three to four months to keep their results looking natural.
How soon does Botox work?
You usually see softening of lines within about three to five days, with full results in about 10 to 14 days.
Where can I get Botox in the Upstate?
Back to 30 offers Botox across four studios: Downtown Greenville (McBee), Highway 14 in Greenville, Boiling Springs, and Simpsonville. New clients get $100 off their first treatment of $200 or more. Book a free consultation or call (864) 372-3003.
This guide is general information, not medical advice. Treatments are performed under medical direction; individual results vary and are not guaranteed, and some images may be of models. Talk with our medical team about what is right for you.