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LARA CLINIC
A modern, provider-operated aesthetics practice, Lara Clinic empowers you to age gracefully while enhancing your natural beauty. Specializing in wrinkle prevention and facial preservation, our OKC-based clinics use traditional treatment methods backed by over 20 years of research for the best, most natural-looking results.
meet the providers
where can i get tox?
forehead
The frontalis, also known as the forehead is the muscle that scrunches when you attempt to raise your eyebrows.
Treating this muscle can help change the shape of the brow but it does not create as much brow lift as crow's feet treatment can. Not everyone is a good candiate for forehead tox because it can lower the brows or worsen hooding in patients with excess upper eyelid tissue.
where can i get tox?
glabella
The glabella also known as the elevens, are the muscles that come together between the eyes when we furrow or make an angry face.
This is the most common classic area we treat with neurotoxin because it is strongly associated with negative emotions. By treating this area, we can appear more positive and approachable.
where can i get tox?
crow's feet
The obicularis oculi muscle, also known as the crow's feet is the muscle that forms a sunburst around the eye and helps it contract.
Having the crow's feet done can help open up the eye and lift the brow tail. This muscle is the one that most often creates a 'brow lift.' A small amount of tox can also be done under the eyes to reduce horizontal lines under the eyes that may occur when smiling.
where can i get tox?
lip flip / gummy tox
The Lip Flip is what we call the treatment for the lip muscle. This helps prevent it from hiding when smiling.
Gummy Tox is what we call when we inject the muscle between the lip and nose that is responsible for lip elevation.
Treating one or both can help change the shape of upper lip and creating a more linear smile that reduces gum show.
where can i get tox?
dao / chin tox
The DAO, also known as the depressor muscles or RBF (resting B-face muscle), are responsible for pulling down the corners of the mouth.
The chin muscle can create dimples in the chin known as "orange peel chin."
Treating one or both can help reduce the downward pull of the lower-face, resulting is a more polished and even jawline.
where can i get tox?
bunny lines / nose
the nasalis muscle is the bunny line muscle. althought not often treated during intial tox treatments, it can be beneficial for certain people.
this muscle can become stronger over time if it compensates when smoother glabella (11s) is achieved after tox.
even when its treated, it doesn't often completely 'go away', however having it done can reduce diagonal lines across nose.
how long does it last?
Neurotoxin typically lasts three - four months before movement has returned to baseline. It is its strongest at about 2-3 week mark and dose will gradually fade.
The first time you have filler it fades a little quicker because your tissue is craving that hydration. Most will see 6-12 months out of first treatment and over a year longevity after subsequent treatment.
frequently asked
frequently asked
WHEN SHOULD I START DOING THIS?
We recommend starting tox when you start seeing expression lines at rest, for most people this will be around 25 years old when collagen production starts to slow down.
For filler, it is more dependent on your goals, however it may be good to start replacing age related volume loss in the mid 20s to early 30s.
Most of our patients are gen-z and millennial age and just want to make natural enhancements to age better.
frequently asked
frequently asked
what do I do before my appt?
If you received an intake form when booking online, please fill this out. Most people are good candidates for treatment and can expect to receive treatment same day.
We recommend avoiding alcohol, ibuprofen and fish-oil supplements two days before your appt as these can increase bleeding and bruising. Please try to come to your appt with no makeup or minimal makeup as this will help streamline assessment.
frequently asked
frequently asked
how much filler do i need?
This depends on your current anatomy, medical history and goals.
For patients with small lips, narrow lips, a half syringe of filler may be perfect. For patients that have experienced significant facial changes weight loss due to medications, more facial filler may be required to replenish volume loss.
Ultimately our providers can help determine average requirements based on your personal factors.
frequently asked
frequently asked
What brands do you use? rewards?
For neurotoxins, we use Botox, Juveau, and Dysport.
For dermal fillers, we use RHA, Versa and Restylane brand.
We do not use Juvederm fillers. We also DO NOT accept Alle Rewards meaning we don't accept Botox or Juvederm gift cards.
All our products are FDA approved and purchased under the supervision of a physician to ensure quality and safety.
frequently asked
frequently asked
Will I have to dissolve someday?
Maybe. Depending on where certain fillers are placed, volume used and lifestyle factors, some people may have higher risk for filler migration.
For example, if someone has naturally small lip anatomy, their lips may not want to accept higher volumes of filler. Adding more volume than lip can tolerate may cause filler to be displaced. Our providers will always err on the side of caution and will make recommendations to mitigate risks.
frequently asked
frequently asked
do I have to share my photos?
Many patients say that before and after photos play a big role in finding the right aesthetic provider. Since our industry is driven by visual results, it is important that our providers have the ability to educate and showcase skills by sharing results.
Beginning 2025, NEW patients will be required to consent to either full or partial-face photo release. Established patients will be exempt.
With selection of partial-face, we will avoid identifying features (ie, birthmarks, tattoos) and will focus on close-ups of treatment area (ie, lips for lip filler, forehead for tox).
frequently asked
frequently asked
