Wrinkle relaxers
Softened expression lines with full natural movement — the most-requested treatment at Marée, and the most misunderstood.
What it is
A prescription neuromodulator relaxes the small muscles that crease the skin — forehead lines, frown lines, crow's feet. Dosed conservatively, you keep your expressions; the lines just stop deepening.
We start below the "standard" dose and review at two weeks. You can always add; you can't subtract.
What to expect
- Consultation. Photos, goals, and a mapped plan — priced before anything happens.
- Treatment. A series of tiny injections; most people rate it 2/10. You're done in minutes.
- Review. A complimentary two-week check. We adjust only if needed.
Questions, answered
Will I look frozen?
Not here. We dose for softened movement, not paralysis — the goal is that nobody can tell, including your camera roll.
How long does it last?
Typically 3–4 months. Regular maintenance often extends the interval.
Does it hurt?
Brief pinches with a very fine needle. No numbing needed for most people.
What does it actually cost?
From $12 per unit; a typical first treatment uses 20–40 units. You get an exact quote at consultation — before treatment, in writing.