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Is Jeuveau Right for You? Assessing Candidacy and Expectations
Mukilteo, Washington, area patients looking for a non-surgical solution to aging skin on the face might be worried that they have no options to choose from. Luckily, our providers at Krueger Aesthetics, including Dr. Ronald A. Krueger and his team, can educate you on the various cosmetic injectables that are great solutions for treating these issues. One injectable treatment that might be recommended is Jeuveau, a product similar to the more well-known Botox.
What is Jeuveau?
Dr. Ronald A. Krueger and his team describe Jeuveau as a neurotoxin injected into the facial muscles to reduce or eliminate wrinkles associated with aging. It is a FDA-approved toxin closely related to Botox. The nickname for it “NewTox”! It is incredibly popular for these same effects on the face. Like its predecessor, Botox, Jeuveau works by temporarily blocking nerve impulses in muscles to prevent them from contracting and causing wrinkles. This makes it an excellent solution for dynamic wrinkles that develop on the face, including the lines and folds on the upper third of the face. This includes the glabellar lines between the eyebrows, forehead folds, and the crow’s feet that can develop around the eyes. Injection of this neurotoxin provides results that last several months before reinjection is required and is a wonderful alternative to invasive plastic surgeries such as forehead lifts and facelifts.
Am I a good candidate for Jeuveau injections?
The best way to determine candidacy for Jeuveau is to book a consultation at Krueger Aesthetics to discuss with Dr. Ronald A. Krueger and his team the advantages of this treatment and if you are a good fit for it. If you are not considered the ideal patient for this injectable, you may still qualify to use other injectables depending on your overall health and well-being. The severity of the wrinkles, folds and skin laxity you want to treat can also determine if injectables are appropriate or if plastic surgery better suits your needs and the desired results.
What can I expect from my appointment?
During your appointment, our team starts by educating you on the product and determining if you are a proper candidate. Then, the face is cleansed, and a topical numbing agent is used on the treatment area for optimum patient comfort. Our doctor will then strategically administer the injections into the muscles of the face to reduce contractions that contribute to the formation of dynamic wrinkles. Within a few days, you will notice the difference in the appearance of your skin and will be able to enjoy the results for several months!
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Dr. Ronald A. Krueger and his team at Krueger Aesthetics can help you achieve a more youthful appearance by treating wrinkles and folds with Jeuveau and other cosmetic injectables.
If you are located in the Mukilteo, WA, area and want to speak to a professional about your non-surgical options for aesthetic improvements, call our team today at (425) 876-9999.
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Ronald A. Krueger, MD, FAACS
Dr. Krueger is the Founder of Krueger Aesthetics. He is currently the main surgeon performing surgical procedures and is collaborating with the clinic’s new owner, Dr. Claire Murphy.
Dr. Krueger is an alumnus of the University of Minnesota, where he followed undergraduate studies and medical school. These were followed by an internship at Hennepin County Medical Center Department of Surgery and a residency at the University of Minnesota Department of Otolaryngology.
Among the awards Dr. Krueger has won are the Healthgrades Honor Roll, Patients’ Choice Award, Top Doctors Award, and Red Cross Real Heroes Award, which he received from Healing The Children for humanitarian missions in Guatemala.
He was also a physician and shareholder at The Everett Clinic.
Claire Murphy, MD
Dr. Claire Murphy is a compassionate and skilled physician with a rich background in emergency medicine and aesthetics. After growing up in Everett, she went on to study Human Science at Georgetown University and earned her medical degree from the University of Washington School of Medicine. Dr. Murphy completed her residency in Emergency Medicine at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center. She practices in Emergency Medicine and has volunteered at Dawson Place Child Advocacy Center. Her dedication to patient care and community service underscores her trustworthiness and expertise in her field.