Thanks for the tutorial! I just used this to follow along as I did my procerus, corrugators, frontalis and those hairline units. It has been probably 8 months since my last tox and I get so nervous I will place it wrong and give myself ptosis. Fingers crossed I didn't! Haha

Hi Erica, there are a few deep dives on toxin 5 years worth, but I can help break down what you are asking for here - KFDA Toxins big picture all of these are botulinum toxin type A, but they differ in formulation complexing proteins vs naked presentation lyophilized vs ready-to-use liquid, diffusion, and practical unit behavior. Label units are not interchangeable, but in practice most Toxin-A powders cluster close to a 1:1 Botox-like dose, Dysport is the notable outlier. Nabota owned by Daewoong the US analog is Jeuveau. Crisp effect, familiar diffusion; many users find 1:1 vs Botox reasonable in practice. If you do best on Jeuveau, Nabota is its Korean twin. Botulax (Hugel), Neuronox/Meditoxin (Medytox), Liztox (Huons) Profile: Same family as above: lyophilized, reconstitute to your preferred concentration; most treat them as Botox-like in potency and spread. The Naked/protein-free powders (Xeomin-like concept -Coretox (Medytox) Purified neurotoxin without accessory complexing proteins. Theoretical lower immunogenicity onset/diffusion feel very Botox-like. Handy if you’re chasing clean formulations or worry about neutralizing antibodies rare, but dose/frequency matter. Ready-to-use liquid Innotox (Medytox) Comes premixed; very user-friendly for micro-mapping and tiny aliquots periorbital, lip lines. Many still dose roughly 1:1 vs Botox, but the injection volume per unit...Read more...

Not related to Gouri, but what protein did you add to your water?

Looking forward to hearing all about this!