
BOTOX & NEUROTOXINS IN DRAPER, UTAH
Refreshed, Never Frozen
Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau, injected by a nurse practitioner who has been doing this since 2014 — with the product and dosing matched to your face.
THE DIFFERENCE IS THE INJECTOR, NOT THE PRODUCT
Every neuromodulator on the market works the same way: it interrupts the signal between nerve and muscle, softening the repeated contraction that etches lines into skin over time. Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Jeuveau differ in onset speed, how far the product spreads from the injection point, and formulation details that make one a better fit than another for a given face and a given area. Having all four available means the choice can be clinical rather than whatever the clinic stocks.
What actually determines your result, though, is the injector. Dosing, placement, and understanding how the muscles of your face work together are the whole game. Over-treating the forehead without accounting for how the brow is supported is what produces the heavy, dropped look; treating the glabella in isolation is what produces an unnatural arch. Kelly has been injecting since 2014 and paints oil portraits in her own time — which is not a throwaway detail when the work is fundamentally about proportion and how a face reads.
Our standing instruction to ourselves is that you should look like yourself, only refreshed. Patients who want to be visibly, obviously treated are not really our patients. The typical result here is that people tell you that you look well rather than asking what you have had done. That takes restraint on the injector's part and a willingness to say no to a request that would not serve the face in front of us.
Practically, a neuromodulator appointment takes minutes and has no downtime. Effects develop over the following days and reach their full expression within about two weeks, which is when we like to see you for a check so dosing can be refined next time around. Most patients settle into a repeating interval. Membership plans let you bank monthly toward treatment, and neurotoxin appears in our monthly specials regularly.

YOUR NEUROTOXIN APPOINTMENT
Facial assessment
We look at how your face moves, not just where the lines are. Brow position, muscle balance, and asymmetry all inform the plan.
Product and dosing plan
Which of the four neuromodulators suits your anatomy and target areas, and at what dosing — explained before anything is drawn up.
Treatment
A few minutes of precise injections. Most patients find it easily tolerable without numbing.
Aftercare
Brief written aftercare covering the first few hours. No downtime and no need to change your day.
Two-week review
We see you at full effect, assess the result together, and note any refinement for your next appointment.
What You Can Expect
- • A free, private, one-on-one consultation
- • A nurse-practitioner-owned practice
- • Session count and cost in writing before you commit
- • An honest answer if you are not a candidate
- • A referral when a specialist is the right route
Making It Affordable
- • Memberships from $99 to $299 a month
- • Financing through Cherry and CareCredit
- • Monthly specials on selected treatments
- • $25 referral credit for you and your friend
- • 15% discount in your birthday month
From our Google reviews
“Kelly is AMAZING! My Botox looks so natural and I still am able to show facial expression which was very important to me!”
Related treatments
Other options to discuss at your consultation
Service areas
Where our patients travel from
Every treatment happens at our clinic at 248 E 13800 S, Suite 3, Draper.
Common questions
BOTOX & NEUROTOXIN QUESTIONS
Common questions from patients across Draper and Sandy
There is no universal best — they differ in onset, spread, and formulation, and the right one depends on your anatomy and the area being treated. Having all four available means the choice can be made clinically rather than by what happens to be stocked.
Not if we do our job. Natural results are the stated position of this practice, not a marketing line — the intended outcome is that people say you look well rather than asking what you have had done. If you want a more dramatic result, we will talk honestly about what that involves.
Effects develop over days, peak at around two weeks, and fade gradually over the following months. Your personal interval depends on dosing, metabolism, and muscle strength, and becomes predictable after your first couple of treatments.
A small amount of neuromodulator placed to relax the muscle around the upper lip, allowing it to roll slightly outward and show more pink. It is a subtle effect and it is not a substitute for filler if you want genuine volume.
Most patients tolerate it easily without numbing. The needles are very fine and the injections are quick. Topical numbing is available if you would prefer it.
Yes, and the combination is very common. Neuromodulator addresses movement while filler addresses volume and structure — they solve different problems. Many patients on our non-surgical facelift plan use both in a coordinated sequence.