Xeomin vs Botox: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to wrinkle reduction, two major treatments dominate: Xeomin and Botox. But what’s the difference, and which one is right for you? Let’s explore their key features and introduce a natural alternative.
Xeomin vs Botox: Composition
- Botox: Contains botulinum toxin and accessory proteins. These proteins help stabilise the product but may cause resistance over time.
- Xeomin: Often called “naked Botox,” Xeomin contains only pure botulinum toxin, reducing the risk of resistance.
Xeomin vs Botox: Results and Durability
- Both treatments take effect within days: Botox shows results in three to four days, while Xeomin may take five to seven days.
- The effects of both typically last three to four months, requiring regular touch-ups.
Choosing the Right Option
Botox is widely available and familiar but may pose risks of resistance for long-term users. Xeomin’s purity offers a safer option, particularly for those with prior botulinum toxin treatments.
A Natural Alternative: Mewing
Both Xeomin and Botox address wrinkles temporarily, but Mewing works to naturally enhance your facial features over time. By practising correct tongue posture, Mewing encourages long-term improvements in jawline definition and overall facial balance—no injections required.
Unlike injectables, which provide temporary fixes, Mewing promotes natural symmetry in your facial features. Regular practice helps lift the midface, reducing the appearance of fine lines and sagging. The best part? Mewing requires no appointments, needles, or chemicals—just commitment to a simple daily practice.
