Botox in Murphy, TX | Administered by 100% Nurse-Led Injectors

Botox at InjectCo is $12 per unit, with no hidden fees. Typical totals: a lip flip runs 4 to 6 units ($48 to $72), frown lines 15 to 20 units ($180 to $240), and forehead lines 10 to 30 units ($120 to $360). Your free consultation confirms exact units before you pay anything, and prices are posted publicly on our pricing page. We are the only clinic serving Murphy that publishes its Botox pricing.

Not if it is dosed correctly, and that is the core of how Chloe works. She maps how your face moves first, starts conservative, and treats only the muscles creating the lines you dislike. The goal is that friends say you look rested, not that they ask what you did. If you want more after two weeks, a touch-up is easy. Reversing an overdone face is not, which is why we never start heavy.

Yes. We use only FDA-approved Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin sourced directly from their manufacturers, administered exclusively by registered nurses under physician oversight, in compliance with Texas Medical Board rules. Botox has been FDA-approved for cosmetic use since 2002 with one of the most studied safety records in aesthetics. Counterfeit or diluted product is a real risk at discount operations; it is not a risk here.

No. The consultation is free, the unit count is quoted before anything is scheduled, and our injectors carry no brand quotas or sales targets. If you are not a good candidate, or if a cheaper option like a lip flip serves your goal better than filler, you will hear that directly. Most of our Murphy patients come from referrals, and pressure is the fastest way to lose a referral market.

We are inside Phenix Suites of Willow Bend at 5964 W Parker Rd, Suite 107, Plano, TX 75093, near the Tom Thumb and Starbucks at Parker Road and Parkwood. From Murphy, take FM 544 west to Parker Road; the drive runs 20 to 25 minutes from Murphy Marketplace. Free parking at the door. Open daily 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with evening and weekend appointments available.

Botox results typically last 3 to 4 months. Movement begins to soften within 3 to 5 days of treatment, full results show by day 14, and the effect fades gradually rather than all at once. How long it holds varies with your metabolism, muscle strength, dose, and lifestyle; very active patients sometimes metabolize it faster. Most patients settle into a maintenance rhythm of three to four visits per year.

Most patients need 10 to 30 units for horizontal forehead lines, which at $12 per unit runs $120 to $360. The exact number depends on muscle strength, line depth, and how much movement you want to keep. Frown lines between the brows typically take 15 to 20 additional units. Your injector confirms your exact count at a free consultation, and our online price simulator gives a ballpark in under a minute.

You will notice movement softening in 3 to 5 days, with full results by about day 14. Botox works by blocking the nerve signal that tells a muscle to contract, and that signal takes several days to quiet down; it is normal to see nothing the first two days. We schedule any touch-up review at the two-week mark, once the full effect is visible.

Administered correctly, yes. Botox is FDA-approved, has decades of clinical use, and the cosmetic doses involved are small and localized. The most common side effects are temporary: slight redness, swelling, or a small bruise at the injection site, occasionally a mild headache. Serious complications are rare and overwhelmingly associated with untrained injectors or counterfeit products, which is exactly why every InjectCo injection is performed by a registered nurse under physician oversight.

All three are FDA-approved botulinum toxin type A products that relax the muscles creating expression lines, and all three produce natural results when dosed well. Dysport tends to kick in a day or two faster and spreads slightly more, which suits broader areas. Xeomin contains no accessory proteins, which some patients prefer or need after building tolerance. Botox remains the most studied. Your nurse recommends the fit for your face, not a brand quota.