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Your forehead smooths out. The crow’s feet soften. That permanent frown between your brows? Gone.
You’re not frozen. You’re not expressionless. You just look rested—like you finally got a full night’s sleep and stopped carrying the weight of the week on your face.
If you’ve been dealing with jaw tension or waking up with headaches from grinding your teeth, that eases too. Masseter Botox relaxes the muscles causing the problem, so your face stops working overtime. You’ll notice the difference when you’re not clenching through meetings or waking up sore.
The whole thing takes about 15 minutes. You see results within a week. And you get back to your day immediately—no downtime, no recovery, no excuses needed.
We’ve been treating patients in Jamaica and throughout Queens since 2009. Our injector, Jennifer Di Landro, is an Allergan Top 250 injector—ranked #176 in the country. That’s not marketing language. That’s a measurable designation based on volume, expertise, and results.
She’s been doing this for over 18 years. Thousands of patients. Advanced certifications from Allergan and Merz Aesthetics. Expert Level V status, which is the highest you can get.
Our practice is overseen by Dr. Sophia Lubin, a board-certified OB/GYN who also provides medical Botox for conditions like chronic headaches and excessive sweating. You’re not walking into a high-volume chain or a place where someone just finished a weekend course. You’re working with people who know facial anatomy, understand what you’re asking for, and have the track record to back it up.
Jamaica is a busy, diverse neighborhood full of people who don’t have time for anything that doesn’t work. We’ve been here for 15 years because the results hold up.
You start with a consultation. You’ll talk through what’s bothering you—whether it’s lines on your forehead, crow’s feet, that crease between your brows, or tension in your jaw. We’ll look at how your muscles move, where the problem areas are, and what makes sense for your face.
Then comes the treatment. It’s a series of small injections placed exactly where they need to go. For wrinkle reduction, that’s usually the forehead, around the eyes, or between the brows. For masseter Botox (jaw slimming or TMJ relief), it’s along the lower jaw where the muscle sits. The needles are tiny. Most people say it feels like a quick pinch.
The whole appointment takes 10 to 15 minutes. You don’t need numbing, though some people like a cold pack beforehand. There’s no anesthesia, no cutting, no downtime.
After the injections, you’re done. You can go back to work, pick up your kids, hit the gym later—whatever’s on your schedule. You’ll be told to avoid rubbing the area and skip anything too strenuous for 24 hours, but that’s it.
Results start showing up within a few days. Full effect hits around two weeks. The Botox relaxes the muscles causing the wrinkles or tension, so your face gets a break. Depending on the area and your body, results last three to four months, sometimes longer. When it wears off, you come back if you want to maintain it.
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We use FDA-approved Botox—the real thing, not diluted, not some off-brand alternative. You’re also getting an injector who’s done this thousands of times and knows how to dose it correctly so you don’t end up looking overdone.
The treatment targets dynamic wrinkles—the ones caused by repeated facial movements. Forehead lines from raising your eyebrows. Crow’s feet from squinting or smiling. Frown lines from concentrating or stressing. Botox temporarily relaxes those muscles so the skin has time to smooth out.
For people in Jamaica dealing with jaw tension, teeth grinding, or TMJ pain, masseter Botox does double duty. It slims the jawline by reducing the bulk of the masseter muscle, and it stops the clenching that leads to headaches and worn-down teeth. Patients who’ve been grinding their teeth for years often say the relief is life-changing.
In a neighborhood like Jamaica—where you’ve got people commuting an hour each way, juggling multiple jobs, raising families—stress shows up on your face. Botox isn’t just cosmetic. It’s functional. It gives your muscles a break so you’re not carrying that tension 24/7.
You’ll also get realistic expectations up front. If you need 20 units, we’ll tell you that. If your goals require a different approach, you’ll hear that too. No upselling. No pressure. Just honest guidance based on what actually works.
Botox is typically priced per unit or per treatment area. In New York, the cost per unit ranges from about $12 to $35, depending on the provider’s expertise and location. Most people need 20 to 60 units total, depending on which areas they’re treating and how strong their muscles are.
For a single area like the forehead or crow’s feet, expect to pay somewhere between $250 and $650. If you’re treating multiple areas—say, forehead, frown lines, and crow’s feet—the total will be higher. Masseter Botox for jaw slimming or TMJ relief usually requires more units (40 to 60 per side), so that can run between $500 and $1,400.
Our pricing is transparent. You’ll know the cost before anything happens. No surprise fees, no hidden charges. The focus is on giving you the right amount for your face—not maxing out units to hit a sales target.
Most people describe Botox injections as a quick pinch or a small sting. The needles are very fine, and the injections themselves take just a few seconds each. If you’re sensitive, you can ask for a cold pack beforehand to numb the area a bit, but most patients don’t need it.
There’s no downtime. You can go straight back to work, run errands, or do whatever’s on your schedule. The main thing you’ll be told is to avoid rubbing or massaging the treated area for about 24 hours and to skip intense workouts or anything that makes you overheat that same day. That’s to prevent the Botox from migrating to areas it’s not supposed to affect.
Some people get minor redness or a small bump at the injection site, but it fades within an hour or two. Bruising is possible but not common. If you’re worried about it, avoid blood-thinning medications like aspirin or ibuprofen for a few days before your appointment (check with your doctor first). Overall, it’s one of the easiest cosmetic treatments you can get in terms of recovery—because there really isn’t any.
You’ll start seeing results within a few days, but the full effect usually shows up around two weeks after your appointment. That’s when the Botox has fully relaxed the muscles and the wrinkles have smoothed out as much as they’re going to.
Results typically last three to four months. Some people get closer to six months, especially if they’ve been getting Botox regularly and their muscles have adapted. When it starts to wear off, the lines gradually come back—it’s not an overnight thing. You’ll just notice that the movement returns and the wrinkles start reappearing.
If you want to maintain the results, you’ll need to come back for touch-ups every few months. A lot of people schedule their next appointment around the three-month mark to stay ahead of it. Over time, some patients find they need fewer units because the muscles stay more relaxed even between treatments. But that varies person to person. We’ll give you a realistic timeline based on your specific treatment and how your body responds.
Masseter Botox is when Botox is injected into the masseter muscles—the thick, strong muscles along your lower jaw that you use for chewing. If you clench your teeth or grind them at night (a condition called bruxism), those muscles get overworked. That leads to jaw pain, headaches, worn-down teeth, and sometimes a wider, more square-shaped jawline.
When Botox is injected into the masseter, it relaxes the muscle. That stops the involuntary clenching and grinding, which means less pain, fewer headaches, and less damage to your teeth. A lot of people who’ve tried night guards or other solutions without success find that masseter Botox actually gives them relief.
There’s also a cosmetic benefit. As the muscle relaxes and reduces in size over time, the lower face slims down, creating a more contoured, V-shaped jawline. It’s a popular treatment for people who want facial slimming without surgery, but it’s equally valuable for anyone dealing with TMJ pain or chronic tension in the jaw.
The treatment takes about 15 minutes, just like regular Botox. You’ll start feeling relief within a week or two, and the slimming effect becomes more noticeable over the next month. Results last around four to six months, and you can repeat the treatment as needed.
Not if it’s done correctly. The “frozen” look happens when too much Botox is used or when it’s injected in the wrong places. A skilled injector knows how to relax the muscles causing wrinkles without shutting down all movement in your face.
The goal is to soften lines and give you a refreshed appearance while keeping your natural expressions intact. You should still be able to smile, frown, raise your eyebrows—just without the deep creases that come with it. When Botox is done right, people notice you look rested or less stressed, but they can’t quite put their finger on what’s different.
Our injector has over 18 years of experience and is ranked as an Allergan Top 250 injector in the country. That level of expertise means understanding facial anatomy, muscle dynamics, and how to customize the treatment for each person’s face. You’re not getting a cookie-cutter approach.
If you’re worried about looking overdone, bring it up during your consultation. We’ll listen, adjust the plan, and make sure you’re comfortable with the approach before anything happens. The whole point is to help you look like yourself—just with fewer lines and less tension.
Botox has been used for cosmetic purposes for decades and is FDA-approved with a well-established safety record. When administered by a trained, licensed professional, it’s considered very safe. Millions of treatments are done every year with minimal complications.
The most common side effects are minor: temporary redness, slight swelling, or a small bruise at the injection site. These usually go away within a few hours to a couple of days. Some people get a mild headache after treatment, but it’s rare and short-lived.
Serious side effects are uncommon but can happen if Botox is injected incorrectly or by someone without proper training. That’s why it matters who’s doing your injections. Our treatments are performed by an experienced injector with advanced certifications and overseen by a board-certified physician. That’s the level of care that reduces risk and ensures you’re in qualified hands.
If you have certain medical conditions—like neuromuscular disorders or allergies to botulinum toxin—you shouldn’t get Botox. Pregnant or breastfeeding women are also advised to avoid it. During your consultation, we’ll go over your medical history to make sure Botox is a safe option for you. If there’s any reason it’s not, we’ll tell you up front.
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