Botox & Dermal Fillers
in Palm Beach, FL at MedClub by Dr. Jenn

Botox is a household name, but it’s actually a specific brand: a patented formulation of onabotulinumtoxin-A, manufactured by Allergan. In the broader field, this class of treatments is referred to as “neurotoxins,” and several different brands exist on the market.

At MedClub, we exclusively use brand-name Allergan Botox — never a generic or alternative neurotoxin. Botox carries the longest track record in the industry, the largest body of clinical research behind it, and a well-established safety profile built over decades of use. It costs more than alternative neurotoxins, and we believe that cost reflects a meaningful difference: it’s the gold standard, and it’s the only product Dr. Jenn will inject into her patients.

Dr. Jenn has been performing Botox injections for over 10 years, personally administering more than 10,000 injections. Every patient is seen and treated by Dr. Jenn herself — she does not delegate injections to other staff.

How We Price Botox
We price our Botox by the unit, not by treatment area, so patients know exactly what they’re receiving. Our Botox is always reconstituted at a 1:1 ratio — the most potent, least diluted standard. This matters for more than just potency: heavily diluted neurotoxin has a greater tendency to spread beyond the intended treatment area into surrounding tissue, which can affect nearby muscles you don’t want treated, such as the eyebrows or eyelids. Our reconstitution standard is designed to keep treatment precise and contained to the intended area.

 

Dr. Jenn has over 10 years of experience performing dermal filler injections and is a certified master injector, personally treating every patient herself.

Dermal fillers address volume loss in the face, most commonly in the lips, cheeks, nasolabial folds, and the lines framing the mouth. They’re not typically used to treat forehead wrinkles, though in some cases a filler can help soften a deep, persistent crease between the eyebrows caused by an especially strong muscle.

Filler injection is as much art as technique — it requires a precise, experienced hand to shape and contour the face naturally, adding volume where needed while preserving proportion and symmetry. In experienced hands, results look natural, with minimal bruising and downtime.

Most dermal fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, a substance that occurs naturally in the body and is generally well tolerated. We work with Juvéderm® and Restylane® products, which offer a range of viscosities suited to different areas of the face — typically a thicker formulation for cheeks and a softer, more flexible formulation for lips.

Fillers are sold and dispensed by the full syringe — even for smaller treatment areas like lip augmentation — to maintain sterility and prevent any cross-contamination between patients. Pricing ranges from $600–$850 per syringe depending on the product used.

Botox Before and After Pictures

Why you should get botox?

Botox Pricing & Treatment Areas in Palm Beach

Average cost for a light treatment (around 20 units) is approximately $340, while a full-face treatment (50–60 units) runs roughly $750. We also offer zero-interest financing.

Cosmetic Uses
Botox Cosmetic is FDA-approved to treat several of the most common signs of facial aging: frown lines between the brows (glabellar lines, sometimes called “11 lines”), crow’s feet, and horizontal forehead lines. Many patients also seek treatment for “bunny lines” across the nose — a widely used off-label application that most experienced injectors offer, even though it isn’t one of Botox’s FDA-approved indications.

Medical (Therapeutic) Uses
Beyond cosmetic treatment, Botox is FDA-approved for several medical conditions involving overactive muscles, including cervical dystonia, chronic migraine (15 or more headache days per month), overactive bladder, strabismus, blepharospasm, and severe primary axillary hyperhidrosis (excessive underarm sweating). Botox is also commonly used off-label for TMJ/jaw tension, though this is not an FDA-approved indication. In each case, treatment works by targeting the specific muscle or muscle group responsible for the condition — which is why a thorough understanding of facial and muscular anatomy is essential to safe, effective treatment.

Starting Botox Earlier
It’s increasingly common for younger patients to begin Botox as a preventative measure. Many injectors believe that starting earlier can help slow the formation of deeper lines and wrinkles over time, though individual results vary and this isn’t guaranteed for everyone. Patients treated for chronic migraine under medical supervision may also experience a reduction in headache frequency, consistent with Botox’s FDA-approved use for that condition.

What to Expect
Botox treatment typically lasts around 90 days, though patients with a faster metabolism may find results fade a bit sooner. Dermal fillers generally last 6 months to a year, depending on the product and treatment area. We use a custom topical numbing agent, ice, and BD brand needles throughout treatment to keep patients as comfortable as possible.

At MedClub, Dr. Jenn personally performs every Botox and filler treatment — most new patients find us through word of mouth, and we’re proud of the reputation that’s built on.

Important Safety Information
Botox carries an FDA boxed warning: in rare cases, the effects of the toxin can spread beyond the treatment area, causing symptoms similar to botulism — including difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing — which can be life-threatening. This is rare when treatment is performed by an experienced injector using appropriate, on-label dosing, but it’s important information every patient should know before treatment. A full list of side effects and warnings is available here, and Dr. Jenn will review your individual risk factors during your consultation.

Important Note About This Information

The information above is provided for general educational purposes and is not exhaustive — it does not include every possible side effect, warning, drug interaction, or contraindication associated with Botox or dermal filler treatment. The boxed warning above represents the FDA's most serious safety communication for Botox, but a complete list of risks, precautions, and prescribing information is available in Botox's official FDA-approved labeling.

The health-related information provided on this site is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition, treatment, or medication. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of information found on this website.

Individual results from Botox and dermal filler treatment vary based on anatomy, muscle strength, metabolism, and other individual factors, and are not guaranteed. Any pricing referenced above is approximate and may vary based on individual treatment needs, determined during your consultation with Dr. Jenn.

The statements made on this page have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA.