Dr. Charles Mok breaks down Daxxify's marketing claim of six-month results. While some patients get six months, Botox and Xeomin can too. Daxxify typically requires twice as many units, costs more, and varies widely between patients.
Then there's the Daxify that came out in about 22. Daxify is the one that they first purported to be a six month Neurotox. It turns out that's not the case. Some people do get the six month, but you get six months with Xeomin or Botox too. And you need twice as many units, so it's not as powerful. That one I don't think has got consumer attention because you're paying more for it, you need more units. And some people, it's very highly variable how long will last.
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