Neuromodulator Injections
Botox is one brand of neuromodulator; at Abōde, we offer Dysport and Botox—two clinically proven options trusted to soften wrinkles and bring the face back into balance. At our Grand Forks, ND clinic, every treatment is tailored to preserve your natural expression while helping you look more rested, relaxed, and in sync with yourself.
What Neuromodulators Treat
Dysport and Botox soften lines caused by repetitive expression, helping the face appear smoother and more at ease without over-restricting your natural movement.
WHAT IT TREATS
FOREHEAD LINES FROM RAISING YOUR BROWS
FROWN LINES BETWEEN THE EYEBROWS FROM SQUINTING OR STRESS
CROW’S FEET AND SMILE LINES AROUND THE EYES
JAW TENSION AND CLENCHING (MASSETER BOTOX)
CHIN DIMPLING OR PUCKERING
DOWNTURNED CORNERS OF THE MOUTH (DAO)
SUBTLE SAGGING ALONG THE JAWLINE OR NECK (NEFERTITI LIFT)
HOW IT WORKS
Dysport and Botox are injectable neuromodulators designed to temporarily relax overactive facial muscles. The result: smoother skin, a softer expression, and relief from patterns of tension you may not realize you carry.
DOWNTINE
None
Dysport Before and After
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where to get Botox?
If you're looking for botox in Grand Forks, we offer Dysport and Botox. These neuromodulators are administered by a licensed provider in a calm, medically-guided setting.
What can I expect at my neuromodulator appointment?
- Neuromodulator appointments typically take 15–30 minutes. There's no required downtime after your treatment, and most clients return to their day immediately. Minor redness or swelling at the injection site is normal and fades within a few hours.
- Your treatment results will develop gradually over 10-14 days and typically last 3-4 months
- If you're unsure where to start, we’ll walk you through the process, help you understand your options, and create a plan that fits your goals.
How long do neuromodulator treatments last?
- Treatment results will vary based on the product used, the treatment area, and your unique anatomy. On average, Dysport and Botox both last up to 3 to 4 months.
- Smaller doses (like those used for “Baby Botox” treatments) often wear off more quickly than standard doses and may require more frequent visits.
Is Botox a filler?
No. Botox is a neuromodulator, which relaxes muscle movement to reduce wrinkles. Dermal filler adds volume beneath the skin to subtly restore lost volume and balance weight distribution across the face. These two different tools treat very different concerns, but are often used together alongside Sculptra as part of a facial balancing approach and depending on your goals.
Botox vs Dysport: what’s the difference?
Dysport has a slightly quicker onset and may diffuse more easily across broader areas, making it a popular choice for treatment areas like the forehead. Your injector will help determine which option is best for you.
Is masseter botox good for jaw clenching?
Yes. Neuromodulator injections into the masseter muscle can help reduce unconscious jaw clenching, ease tension headaches, and even slim the appearance of the lower face over time.
Is Botox good for tension headaches?
Botox has been shown to reduce the frequency and intensity of tension headaches caused by muscle overuse. If you're experiencing frequent headaches, let us know: we can help assess if neuromodulators are appropriate.
Why Grand Forks Clients Choose Us
From Devils Lake to Roseau, clients come to our Grand Forks medical spa for more than just laser treatments: they come or an experience that’s calm, restorative, and supports their goals. Here, you’ll never be rushed, sold to, or left in the dark. Just thoughtful care, real results, and a chance to feel good in your skin again.