Botox injections
The most trusted name in wrinkle reduction — softened lines and a rested look, with movement you keep.
$14 per unit
The gold standard in non-surgical wrinkle reduction
Botox is the most well-known and widely used cosmetic injectable in the world. This FDA-approved treatment uses botulinum toxin type A to temporarily smooth moderate to severe wrinkles and fine lines — particularly in the upper face.
It works by temporarily blocking signals from nerves to muscles. When injected into specific facial muscles, it prevents them from contracting — smoothing existing wrinkles and preventing new ones from forming.
At New Age Medspa, Botox is administered by our nurse practitioner injectors — Natasha Sherrill, FNP-C, owner and founder, and Brie Freckleton, AGACNP — both trained to create natural, refreshed results. Never frozen, never overdone.
A 20-minute treatment, start to finish
A seamless experience from consultation to aftercare — with no downtime required.
Consultation
Your injector — Natasha or Brie — evaluates your facial anatomy, discusses your concerns, and builds a plan tailored to your goals.
Preparation
The treatment area is cleansed and marked. Most patients don't require numbing, though ice or topical anesthetic is available.
Precise injection
Using an ultra-fine needle, Botox is injected into targeted muscles. The sensation is brief — most describe it as a small pinch.
Post-treatment
Return to your day immediately. We'll send you home with aftercare guidelines to optimize your results.
Your results timeline
Natural-looking wrinkle reduction that lets you keep full facial expressiveness — refreshed, never frozen.
Results vary based on metabolism, muscle strength, lifestyle, and treatment area.
FDA-approved & off-label uses
During your consultation, we'll assess which areas will best address your concerns.
Primary treatment areas
- Frown lines (glabellar lines) — vertical lines between the eyebrows
- Forehead lines — horizontal wrinkles across the forehead
- Crow's feet — lines radiating from the outer corners of the eyes
Additional treatment options
- Bunny lines (nose wrinkles)
- Lip flip — subtle upper lip enhancement
- Chin dimpling
- Jawline slimming (masseter reduction)
- Neck bands (platysmal bands)
- Gummy smile correction
- Brow lift
- Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
While not FDA-approved for these areas, Botox is commonly and safely used for these treatments.
Botox pricing in Anchorage
Transparent, per-unit pricing with a detailed quote before any treatment begins.
$14
per unit
Your final cost is determined during your consultation — and yes, package deals, memberships, and seasonal promotions apply.
| Treatment area | Avg. units | Est. range |
|---|---|---|
| Frown lines | 10–25 units | $140–$350 |
| Forehead lines | 8–20 units | $112–$280 |
| Crow's feet (both) | 12–24 units | $168–$336 |
| Full upper face | 50–100 units | $700–$1,400 |
Units vary by anatomy and desired outcome. Many patients fall within the 20–60 unit range.
Our newest injector is offering introductory pricing on Botox, Dysport, and Daxxify.
Good candidates & considerations
Botox may be right for you if…
- ✓ You have moderate to severe wrinkles or fine lines
- ✓ You want to prevent wrinkles from deepening
- ✓ You're 18 years or older
- ✓ You want a non-surgical anti-aging option
- ✓ You want quick results with no recovery time
- ✓ You have realistic expectations about outcomes
It's not recommended if you…
- × Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- × Have a neurological condition (ALS, myasthenia gravis, etc.)
- × Are allergic to botulinum toxin or Botox ingredients
- × Have an active infection at the injection site
- × Have reacted to any botulinum toxin product before
- × Take certain medications — we'll review at your consult
There's no "perfect" age for Botox — most patients begin in their late 20s to early 30s for prevention, or their 40s–60s for correction. We assess your individual needs during consultation.
Is Botox safe?
Botox has been FDA-approved since 2002 with an exceptional safety record spanning over 20 years — backed by extensive clinical research and millions of treatments annually.
Safety credentials
- ✓ FDA-approved for cosmetic use since 2002
- ✓ Over 20 years of proven safety data
- ✓ Millions of treatments performed annually worldwide
- ✓ Temporary and reversible effects
- ✓ Non-surgical with no downtime
Our safety standards
- ✓ Nurse practitioner injectors only — never delegated
- ✓ Authentic Botox from authorized distributors, never diluted
- ✓ Sterile technique and single-use needles, always
- ✓ Full medical history review before every treatment
- ✓ Written aftercare instructions and follow-up available
Your treatment journey
Before your appointment
- Schedule your consultation online or by phone
- Complete medical history forms
- Avoid blood thinners and alcohol 24–48 hours prior
- Arrive with clean skin — no makeup
During your visit
- Consultation with your injector (first-time patients)
- Treatment area cleansing and preparation
- Precise injections — 10–20 minutes
- Post-treatment assessment and aftercare instructions
After your treatment
- Return to normal activities immediately
- Follow aftercare guidelines for 24 hours
- Watch results develop over 7–14 days
- Complimentary follow-up assessment if desired
- Book maintenance in 3–4 months
Two nurse practitioners, one standard of care
Your Botox treatment is performed by Natasha Sherrill, FNP-C — owner and founder, with a background in trauma and cardiac ICU nursing — or Brie Freckleton, AGACNP, our adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioner specializing in neuromodulators and fillers.
Both bring advanced training in facial anatomy and a philosophy centered on balance and subtlety. Your results are in the hands of experts who listen first.
Frequently asked questions about Botox
How long does Botox last?
Botox typically lasts 3–4 months, though this varies by individual. Factors affecting duration include metabolism, muscle strength, lifestyle, and treatment area. With regular treatments, some patients find their results last longer as muscles become trained to relax.
Does Botox hurt?
Most patients report minimal discomfort — a small pinch or pressure. We use ultra-fine needles and advanced injection techniques for maximum comfort. Ice or topical numbing is available if you're particularly sensitive, though most patients don't need it.
What's the difference between Botox and fillers?
Botox relaxes muscles to treat dynamic wrinkles caused by movement. Dermal fillers add volume to smooth static wrinkles and restore facial contours. Many patients use both for comprehensive results — we can walk you through the right combination at your consult.
Will I look frozen or unnatural?
No. When administered by a skilled injector, Botox provides natural-looking results — you'll maintain facial expressions while enjoying smoother skin. The "frozen" look comes from over-treatment or improper technique, something our conservative dosing philosophy is built to avoid.
When will I see my Botox results?
Most patients notice initial smoothing within 3–5 days. Full results develop over 7–14 days. We recommend waiting the full two weeks before evaluating whether you need any touch-ups.
Can I get Botox while pregnant or breastfeeding?
No. Botox is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. While there's no definitive evidence of harm, adequate studies haven't been conducted. We advise waiting until after you've finished breastfeeding to resume treatments.
What should I avoid after Botox?
- Lying flat for 4 hours after injection
- Rubbing or massaging the treated area
- Strenuous exercise
- Excessive heat (saunas, hot yoga, hot tubs)
- Alcohol
- Facial treatments or massages
How many units of Botox will I need?
This varies by muscle strength, goals, and areas treated. On average: frown lines take 10–25 units, forehead 8–20, crow's feet 12–24. Your consultation includes a personalized recommendation with an exact quote before anything begins.
Are there side effects from Botox?
Botox is very safe when administered by a trained medical professional. Common temporary side effects include mild bruising or swelling at injection sites, temporary redness, slight headache, and minor tenderness. Serious side effects are rare but can include eyelid drooping, asymmetry, or allergic reaction. We use precise techniques to minimize all risks and review your full medical history first.
How do I prepare for my Botox appointment?
- Avoid blood thinners (aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil) for 7 days prior, if medically safe
- Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before
- Come with a clean face — no makeup
- Bring a list of current medications
- Stay hydrated
Ready for smoother, rested skin?
Schedule your consultation at New Age Medspa in Anchorage — honest guidance, conservative dosing, and results that still look like you.