by Zeugma Medspa
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A common plan is a Botox trial about 6 months before the wedding, then a final treatment about 4 weeks before, so you know how your face responds and have time for a touch up. Filler should be done at least 2 to 4 weeks before. At Zeugma Medspa in Edgewater, Botox is $13 a unit.
Wedding photos last forever, so it makes sense to plan your skin the same way you plan the venue. The most common mistake is trying Botox or filler for the first time a few days before the wedding. Here is a simple timeline that gives you a natural result and leaves room for adjustments.
Your wedding timeline
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| About 6 months before | Botox trial run, so you see how your face responds |
| 1 to 2 weeks after the trial | Check in for any small touch up |
| 3 to 6 months before | Start skin treatments such as microneedling or a series of facials |
| About 4 weeks before | Final Botox or Dysport treatment |
| 2 to 4 weeks before | Lip or cheek filler, if you want it |
| The week of the wedding | HydraFacial for a glow, with no downtime |
This plan follows a timeline recommended by a board certified dermatologist in The Knot. Your nurse practitioner will adjust it to your date and your goals.
Why do a trial run?
A trial shows exactly how your brows and forehead move after treatment and how many units you need. If anything needs a small change, you find out months before the wedding, not the week of.
Prices at Zeugma Medspa
- Botox: $13 a unit
- Dysport: $7 a unit
- Lip filler (Restylane): $850, Russian lips $700
- HydraFacial: $199 for your first visit
- Microneedling: Collagen Boost $420
New clients save 20% on the first visit. Getting married with your partner or bridal party? Ask about booking your visits together.
What to avoid right before the wedding
- First time filler in the last two weeks, since swelling or bruising may not have settled.
- New peels or microneedling in the last week, since skin can stay pink.
- Trying a brand new product or treatment you have never had before.
Questions
How long before my wedding should I get Botox?
Plan your final treatment about 4 weeks before, after a trial run a few months earlier.
Can grooms get Botox too?
Yes. Many grooms book Botox for forehead lines or a HydraFacial the week of the wedding.
How long before the wedding should I get lip filler?
At least two weeks, and longer if it is your first time.
Visit Zeugma Medspa
Zeugma Medspa is at 501 NE 31st St, CU-8, inside Paraiso Bayviews in Edgewater, a short drive from Brickell, Midtown, Wynwood, Downtown and the Design District. We are open Monday to Saturday, 8:30 AM to 7 PM, and our team speaks Spanish. New clients save 20% on the first visit and the consultation is free. Call (305) 481-5659 or leave your name and phone below and we will text you to pick a time.
Not sure which treatment you need?
Book a free consultation and your provider will recommend the right option. New clients save 20% on the first visit.
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