Botox in Orlando: How Many Units, Which Areas & What to Expect

Thinking about Botox or Tox — whether it's your first time or you're a seasoned regular? Here's a clear, no-pressure guide to what these treatments can do, how many units you might need, and what your visit and results really look like, from the team at One Aesthetics in College Park, Orlando.

What Botox & Tox can treat

Botox and its cousins — Jeuveau and Dysport — do far more than soften forehead lines. Common treatment areas include:

• Forehead lines — the horizontal lines that appear when you raise your brows

• Frown lines (the "11s") — the vertical creases between your eyebrows

• Crow's feet — the fine lines that fan out from the corners of your eyes

• A subtle brow lift — to help open up the eyes

• Bunny lines — the small wrinkles along the sides of the nose

• Lip flip — a tiny amount along the upper lip for a softer, fuller-looking pout

• Masseter / jaw slimming — relaxing an overactive jaw muscle (can help with clenching and a softer jawline)

• Gummy smile — softening how much gum shows when you smile

• Neck bands & chin dimpling — for a smoother lower face and neck

Your provider maps the right areas — and the right amount — to your face and your goals during a complimentary consultation.

How many units will you need?

It varies by area, muscle strength, and what you want to achieve — there's no one-size number. A typical first visit often lands somewhere around 20–50 units across the treated areas, but the only way to know yours is a personalized plan. We'll map exactly that — and give you an exact quote — at your free consultation.

What to expect, during and after

Treatment itself takes about 15 minutes with little to no downtime; most clients come on a lunch break. Movement starts softening in about 3–7 days, with full results by two weeks, and results typically last 3–4 months.

A few simple aftercare steps help everything settle beautifully:

• Stay upright for about 4 hours afterward

• Skip strenuous exercise, saunas, and lying face-down for the rest of the day

• Avoid rubbing or massaging the treated areas

• You can return to work and normal activities right away

Common questions

When should I start Botox?

There's no single "right" age. Many clients start in their late 20s or 30s to soften lines as they first appear (often called "preventative" tox), while others begin later to relax lines that have already set in. Your provider will recommend an approach based on your skin and your goals.

Will it look obvious or "frozen"?

Not with a natural-first approach — the goal is to soften movement, not erase it, so you look like you, just more rested. Most clients tell us friends notice they look great but can't say why.

How often will I need it?

Results typically last 3–4 months, and many clients schedule quarterly visits to stay ahead of movement returning.

Ready to talk it through?

Every visit starts with a complimentary consultation — a conversation, not a commitment. Book yours here, or read more on our Botox & Tox in Orlando page.

Individual results may vary. All treatments are performed under medical supervision.