Botox & Dermal Filler Injectables in Owasso, Oklahoma

Botox pricing at Revamped Aesthetics is based on units used, which depends on the areas treated and your individual muscle activity. Most clients use 20–40 units per appointment depending on what's being treated. We offer transparent pricing, monthly Botox specials, and a 10% new-client discount. Call (918) 212-5732 for current per-unit pricing.

Filler is priced per syringe, with the per-syringe cost varying by product (Juvéderm, Restylane, RHA, and others have different price points). Most lip filler treatments use 0.5–1 full syringe; cheek filler typically uses 1–2 syringes per side. We provide transparent per-syringe pricing during your consultation.

Not at Revamped. Sarah's signature approach is "less is more" — we'd rather under-treat slightly and add more if you want it than overdo it on the first visit. The goal is for you to look refreshed and rested, not frozen. Natural-looking results are the entire foundation of how we practice.

 All four are FDA-approved neuromodulators that relax muscles to smooth wrinkles. They differ in formulation, onset speed, and how long they last in some clients:

• Botox — the original, most predictable, well-studied

• Jeuveau — newer, comparable to Botox, often slightly more affordable

• Xeomin — "naked" formulation with no added proteins (great if you've developed resistance to Botox)

• Dysport — faster onset (2–3 days), slightly wider spread (good for forehead) Sarah will recommend the right product based on your history, goals, and how your body has responded to neuromodulators previously.

 Botox and other neuromodulators typically last 3–4 months. With consistent treatment every 3–4 months, many clients find that the muscle response weakens over time, allowing for longer intervals between appointments.

It depends on the product and the treatment area. As a general rule:

• Lip filler: 6–12 months

• Cheek filler: 12–24 months

• Jawline/chin filler: 12–18 months

• Under-eye filler: 9–18 months Areas of the face that move more (lips) metabolize filler faster than areas that move less (cheeks)

 For Botox, most clients describe the pinches as quick and very tolerable — usually no numbing required. For fillers, we use topical numbing and most modern fillers contain lidocaine, which numbs as it's injected. Most clients rate the discomfort as 2–3 out of 10.

Yes — many clients combine treatments in a single appointment, especially for a "full face refresh." Sarah will determine the order and timing based on your specific plan. Typically Botox is injected first, followed by filler in any planned areas.

There's no single "right" age — it depends on your muscle activity, expression patterns, and goals. Many clients begin "preventative" Botox in their late 20s or early 30s to prevent dynamic lines from becoming permanent. Others wait until they notice lines they don't love. Sarah will give you an honest assessment during your consultation — including telling you if you don't need it yet.

Yes — hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, which we primarily use, can be dissolved using a product called hyaluronidase. We keep hyaluronidase on hand for this exact reason. While reversal is rarely needed with experienced injectors, the option provides peace of mind.

The goal is no. Sarah's entire approach is built around natural-looking results that have your friends saying "you look great" without being able to identify what's different. Subtle, gradual, refined — not dramatic, sudden, or obvious.

• Botox: every 3–4 months

• Filler: every 6–18+ months depending on the area and product Many clients build a simple yearly schedule with Sarah during their first consultation.