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NEW PATIENT BOTOX · SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
Thoughtful dosing, natural movement, and a treatment plan built around your face — not a standard injection pattern.
New patients receive $100 toward their first Botox treatment with Keyana.
Your provider will assess your anatomy, discuss your goals, and explain your recommended treatment and cost before anything is performed. Individual results vary. Treatment is subject to clinical assessment.
Real patient results
Botox treatments performed at Park Aesthetics.
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Individual results vary. Images shared with patient consent.
Pricing
How many units you need depends on your anatomy, muscle strength, treatment areas and goals. We’ll assess your movement, recommend a dose and tell you exactly what your treatment will cost before we inject anything.
What does that usually mean?
For context, the FDA-recommended BOTOX Cosmetic dose for treating all three upper-face areas is 64 units total:
Forehead
20 units
Frown lines (“11s”)
20 units
Crow’s feet
24 units total
Using the labeled dosing example for all three upper-face areas, 64 units would be $768 at Park.
Your recommended treatment may be different. Your provider will determine your dose based on your anatomy, muscle strength, treatment areas and desired movement.
$100 toward your first treatment of 40 or more units with Keyana.
No separate consultation required. We’ll assess your face, build your treatment plan and treat at the same visit if you’re ready.
New Park patients only · treatment amount and candidacy are determined by your provider · cannot be combined with other offers.
From our patients
“I’ve gone to the same provider for seven years so I was very nervous to see someone new. She was so patient and explained everything in detail.”
Lauryn A. · First visit to Park
“I appreciate a thorough consultation and running through options to get my desired results. I also appreciate the background in human anatomy, so I knew I was in good hands. A very conservative approach, which is a huge plus for me.”
Meghan V. · First Botox visit
“So knowledgeable and great at Botox. She knows what you need, and what you don’t.”
Andrea H. · First Botox visit
Your providers
Keyana’s path to injecting didn’t start with a weekend course.
For the last year and a half, she’s worked inside Park’s clinical team — first becoming a registered nurse and certified laser practitioner, then working exclusively in aesthetics while training toward her goal of becoming an injector.
Before treating independently, Keyana spent that time working directly alongside Park injectors Erin, Lillie and Ragan: assisting clinically, preparing treatments, drawing up product, documenting dosing and treatment patterns, and learning the protocols behind thousands of patient visits.
Her injector training has included hands-on education both inside and outside Park, including training through Allergan Medical Institute in Atlanta and with experienced aesthetic providers in Atlanta, Jacksonville, Atlantic Beach and California.
Her approach now reflects how she learned: study the anatomy, watch the movement, understand the plan — then inject.
18 months of aesthetics-focused clinical experience and injector training before independently treating Park patients.
Lillie is a physician assistant and injector with a strong foundation in facial anatomy and an approach built around education. She wants you to understand what she sees, where she’s treating and why — so you’re part of the decision rather than simply along for the treatment.
Her approach is thoughtful, anatomy-led and especially well suited to patients who want to understand the reasoning behind their treatment plan.
What Botox can treat
Botox temporarily reduces specific muscle activity. Most patients know it for the upper face, but depending on your anatomy and goals, treatment can also change the way the lower face and neck move.
Softens the horizontal forehead lines and “11s” created by repeated movement while accounting for how those muscles affect brow position.
Softens lines around the outer eyes caused by smiling and squinting.
Thoughtful dosing considers how the muscles that lift and lower the brows work together — not simply how many lines we can make disappear.
For the right patient, neurotoxin can also be used strategically in areas such as the chin, around the mouth, jawline and platysma to address muscle pull and improve how the lower face and neck move.
Why dosing matters
Botox is dosed in units, but more isn’t automatically better — and less isn’t automatically more natural.
Your dose depends on your anatomy, muscle strength, brow position, the areas we’re treating and how much movement you want to keep.
Standard dosing guidelines exist. Standard faces don’t. We assess how your muscles work together before deciding where — and how much — to treat.
Using fewer units isn’t automatically safer, subtler or better. The goal is enough product, placed appropriately, to create the result we’re trying to achieve while preserving the movement you want.
Some patients want very little movement. Others want more. Tell us. Your preference matters when we build your treatment plan.
Before you book
Your provider will discuss how much movement you want to keep and what is realistic for your anatomy.
Your recommended dose depends on your anatomy, muscle strength, treatment areas, and desired movement. We’ll explain it before treatment.
Most patients describe the injections as quick little pinches. The injections themselves usually take less than ten minutes, and there’s minimal downtime afterward.
We care more about what your face is doing than the number on your driver’s license.
Some people develop strong expression lines earlier than others. Some don’t need Botox yet at all. We’ll look at your movement and tell you whether treatment makes sense — and sometimes our recommendation is to wait.
No. Botox temporarily reduces muscle activity to soften lines caused by movement. Filler adds or restores volume and can change facial shape or proportion.
If the concern you’re showing us isn’t something Botox can fix, we’ll tell you.
This is exactly why we want to see you again. Once Botox has fully developed, we can assess how your muscles responded to the treatment plan and whether a small adjustment is appropriate.
When clinically appropriate, up to 5 additional units are included at your two-week follow-up.
Botox Cosmetic is a prescription medication and is not suitable for everyone. A consultation is required to determine candidacy. Individual results vary. Potential side effects include bruising, headache, and temporary eyelid or brow drooping, among others. Your provider will review risks, contraindications and aftercare with you before treatment.
That’s our job. Come in, show us what’s bothering you, and we’ll talk through what we’d treat, what we’d leave alone and exactly what it will cost before we start.
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