BOTOX® in Houston at ZO Skin Centre

Yes. Natural-looking BOTOX® depends on conservative dosing, correct placement, and a plan that respects how your face moves.

Preventative BOTOX® uses conservative wrinkle-relaxer treatment to reduce repeated movement before expression lines become more etched at rest.

Same-day and same-week appointments may be available. Call or text 832-831-4933 to confirm the current schedule; the clinic is open Saturdays from 9 AM to 3 PM.

BOTOX® is an injectable wrinkle relaxer made from a purified form of botulinum toxin type A. It temporarily relaxes selected facial muscles so movement-related lines can look softer.

BOTOX® is commonly used for forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, crow's feet near the eyes, and other expression-related areas when appropriate.

After your consultation, your provider cleanses and marks the selected areas. BOTOX® is then injected with an ultra-fine needle. Most patients describe the feeling as a quick pinch.

That is the goal. Your provider doses conservatively around your anatomy and desired movement.

Results often begin to appear within the first week and continue to settle. Your provider will review timing before treatment.

Yes. BOTOX® can be part of a broader Houston skin plan that may include facials, laser treatments, ZO skin care, or other rejuvenation services when appropriate.

BOTOX® is $13 per unit at ZO Skin Centre Houston. Your total depends on the number of units your plan needs — a conservative first plan may use fewer units than a full maintenance visit — and your exact total is confirmed before treatment.

Prices vary because forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet, brow position, muscle strength, and prior response all change dosing. Transparent pricing should include the plan, not only a unit number.

At $13 per unit, 20 units of BOTOX® is $260 at ZO Skin Centre Houston. Twenty units is a common starting dose for frown lines or forehead lines, though your provider confirms the right count for your movement at a free consultation.

A full upper face — frown lines, forehead, and crow's feet — typically uses 40 to 64 units, which works out to about $520 to $832 at $13 per unit. Conservative first plans often start lower and adjust at follow-up.

Yes, for a specific problem. The labeled use is severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis in adults, sweating of the underarms that topical antiperspirants have not managed. The labeled dose is 50 units per underarm, placed into the skin in a mapped grid, not into the muscles used for forehead lines or crow's feet. The effect is temporary. It often lasts on the order of several months, and treatment is repeated when sweating returns. It does not stop sweat on the rest of the body, and safety for sweating of the palms, soles, or other areas is not established on the label. The plan for underarms is on the hyperhidrosis treatment page.