Definition and types:

Neurotoxins/Wrinkle Relaxers (e.g., Botox, Dysport, Xeomin)

Dermal fillers/Filler (e.g., Juvederm, Restylane)

B12

Laser/IPL

Microneedling

What each is used for: wrinkles, volume loss, contouring, etc.

What are celebrities doing? Why/how are their faces pristine?!?

Explanation of branded injectables (e.g., Botox vs Dysport):

Are they really different, or is it just marketing?

Why branded options might cost more but are often backed by more research.

Pros and cons of unbranded or “generic” alternatives.

Typical price ranges for different injectables:

Botox: $10-$20 per unit; Fillers: $500-$1,000 per syringe.

How many units or syringes is “normal?

Does cost vary by location, provider, and product.

Discuss payment plans or loyalty programs (e.g., Allē, Aspire).

"Will I look fake?"

Karen explains how to avoid the "overdone" look with the right provider and approach.

"What if it goes wrong?"

Common side effects vs rare complications—and how to minimize risks.

"Aren’t injectables toxic?"

The science behind Botox and fillers: FDA-approved, extensively tested, and used safely for decades.

Importance of choosing a qualified provider:

Board-certified professionals vs med spas with unlicensed practitioners.

Red flags to watch for during consultations.

The role of artistry in injectables:

"It’s not just about the product—it’s about the person holding the syringe."

How to decide if injectables are a good option:

What to expect during a consultation.

Age considerations—starting too young vs waiting too long.

Go with a friend the first time?

Alternative treatments to consider if you’re unsure.