Jeuveau vs. Botox: What's the Real Difference?

Introduction

Botox has been the go-to wrinkle treatment for years, but now Jeuveau — often called 'Newtox' — is making waves. While both injectables share a similar base, there are a few key differences. This blog compares Jeuveau and Botox to help you make an informed decision about which treatment is right for your wrinkle-reducing goals.

What Are Jeuveau and Botox?

Both are neurotoxins derived from botulinum toxin type A. They temporarily block nerve signals to muscles, reducing dynamic wrinkles caused by facial expressions. Botox has been used medically for decades, while Jeuveau is newer and developed specifically for cosmetic use.

Formulation and Purity

Jeuveau is processed with a different purification method known as Hi-Pure technology, designed for aesthetics. This results in slightly quicker onset and possibly longer-lasting results for some patients.

Results and Duration

Botox results typically appear in 3–5 days and last 3–4 months. Jeuveau's results are comparable, often appearing faster (2–3 days) with a similar or slightly shorter duration.

Pairing with a Hydrafacial enhances glow, hydration, and overall results.

Price Comparison

Jeuveau is often priced slightly lower than Botox, making it a more budget-friendly option for regular treatments.

Which One Should You Choose?

It often comes down to personal preference and how your body responds. Some clients switch from Botox to Jeuveau for its quicker results and lower cost. Others stay loyal to Botox based on familiarity.

Learn More About Jeuveau

Check out our article, 'Top Benefits of Jeuveau for Wrinkle Reduction', or explore 'Is Jeuveau Right for You?' to help decide which treatment suits you best.

Frequently Asked Questions