Botox

There are several FDA-approved brand-name botulinum toxin injectables (commonly referred to as “Botox”) used for cosmetic and many medical treatments. Botulinum Toxin is mainly grouped into Type A and Type B neurotoxins.

At Novell Primary Care, Weight Loss and Aesthetics, we offer many of the options available in the market; Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, Jeuveau, Daxxify, and Letybo.

At Novell Weight Loss, Primary Care, and Aesthetics, we approach every product with caution and clinical scrutiny. Outlining the differences to our patients in terms of formulation, onset, longevity, safety, and suitability is extremely important in helping our patients get the effect they want.

Lets explore a few options among different Botulinum toxin injectables

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Letybo different from the traditional Botox most patients know?

Letybo is a botulinum toxin type A developed in South Korea, and entered the US market back in 2024. It is designed to relax targeted facial muscles and soften expression lines. Common areas for Letybo include:

Frown lines between brows
Forehead lines
Crow’s feet
Fine expression lines.

Letybo is gaining popularity among providers and clients for its natural, soft results and appealing price point. Most patients at Novell Primary Care, Weight Loss and Aesthetics describe Letybo as smooth and subtle, creating a more natural finish. Botox is known for its precise and reliable performance.

Botox is the original and most widely recognized botulinum toxin type A product. Botox is commonly used for:

Crow’s Feet
Frown Lines
Forehead Lines
Brow Shaping
Neck Bands
Migraine, jaw clenching, and other uses

Letybo has been shown to deliver results as early as Day 2-3, with full results developing by day 7-10. Botox typically begins to take effect around the end of the first week. Both Letybo and Botox last approximately three to four months, although personal metabolism, dosage, and muscle strength influence how long they last.

Letybo can be a good option for patients that have never experienced wrinkle relaxers.Both Letybo and Botox have similar safety profiles, with expected temporary effects, which may include:

Mild redness
Slight swelling
Small bruising
Tenderness at injections sites

Who is Letybo best for?

Letybo may be a great choice if you want:

Soft, Natural- looking results
A newer research-backed alternative
A more budget-friendly option
A subtle refresh without a dramatic change

Who is Botox Best for?

Botox may be ideal if you want:

A product with a long history and massive data backing
The exact results you’ve had before
A widely recognized, trusted neuromodulator
Predictability and consistency

Can you switch between Letybo and Botox?

Yes – switching between neuromodulators is very common. Our providers at Novell primary care, weight loss, and aesthetics- Tallahassee discuss the options to best help you achieve the look you want.

At Novell Primary Care, Weight Loss and Aesthetics, we offer Jeuveau as another option for Botulinum Type A Neuromodulator as well as Dysport and Daxxify.

Unlike Dysport, Jeuveau dosing units are considered clinically comparable to Botox units, and many injections use a 1:1 conversion when transitioning between the two products. Jeuveau was developed specifically for aesthetic use and received FDA approval in 2019 for the Glabellar lines, while Botox has been approved for multiple treatment areas.

Since Jeuveau and Botox treatments have the same goal of smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles, the providers at Novell Primary Care, weight loss, and aesthetics can help you decide which one is a better option for your unique aesthetic goals and preferences.

If you are concerned with moderate to severe wrinkles, Botox and Jeuveu can be a good fit. Both Jeuveau and Botox typically begin showing results within five days to a week, with maximal improvement at about two weeks. Both neuromodulators last about three to four months, depending on the patient’s metabolism, dosage, and area treated.