Botox: Which Toxins To Use?

Name: Botox: Which Toxins To Use?
Uploaded: 2025-07-29T12:01:44+00:00
Duration: 27 s
Channel: Dr. Charles Mok
Description: Speaker (Dr. Charles Mok) compares botulinum toxin products, noting relative spread/precision—Xeomin as most precise/least spreading, Botox intermediate…

29 Jul 2025 · 0 min

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Speaker (Dr. Charles Mok) compares botulinum toxin products, noting relative spread/precision—Xeomin as most precise/least spreading, Botox intermediate, and a third product ('port') as most spreading. He also discusses dose–duration behavior: some toxins show increased duration with higher units (a dose–duration curve); Xeomin shows this effect while Botox does not strongly.

The Botox is kind of in the middle of the spread. Xeomin is the lowest spreading, the most precise. And this port is the least precise, most spreading. And when we talk about what is our preferred one, well, it depends on what we're treating now. There's something called a duration curve, dose duration curve and more units used as it lasts longer. That is the case with some of them, but not all of them. Botox doesn't have a very strong dose duration curve. Xeomin does. So I like that as well. I have preferences based on some practicalities.