Botox & Dysport Injectables

Botox and Dysport neurotoxin injections to temporarily relax overactive facial muscles causing wrinkles — targeting forehead lines, frown lines (glabella), crow's feet, and brow positioning. Baby Botox technique uses smaller dosing for a natural, movement-preserving result. StudioMD's board-certified physician team performs injections at SoHo and Midtown Manhattan locations with over 16 years of injectable experience since 2008.

Botox and Dysport injections at StudioMD are performed by the clinic's board-certified physician team — including Dr. Ali Khan MD, Dr. Sanja Kolarov MD, and Dr. Afnan Talat MD — who collectively bring decades of injectable experience across the New York metropolitan area. Botulinum toxin type A (marketed under the brand names Botox by Allergan, Dysport by Galderma, and Xeomin by Merz) is a neuromodulator that blocks acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction, temporarily preventing the targeted muscle from contracting. When injected in precise units into hyperactive facial muscles, this relaxation smooths the dynamic wrinkles that form from repeated muscle contraction — primarily forehead horizontal lines (frontalis), frown lines between the brows (glabella corrugators and procerus), and crow's feet lateral to the eyes (orbicularis oculi). Additional sites commonly treated include brow lifting, bunny lines on the nose, lip lines, chin dimpling, neck platysmal bands, and jaw slimming (masseter reduction). StudioMD also offers Baby Botox — a technique using smaller, more diluted doses distributed over a greater number of injection points — which produces subtle, natural-looking relaxation rather than complete muscle immobility, preserving facial expression while reducing line depth. Member pricing is approximately $14–$15 per unit. Standard area treatment and Baby Botox range from $250 to $350+ per area. Dysport and Xeomin are available as alternatives for patients who have developed antibody resistance to onabotulinumtoxinA. Effects onset within 3 to 5 days and last approximately 3 to 4 months, with some patients achieving longer intervals after repeated treatments.