The exclusive Jeuveau® membership designed to maximize savings on frown line treatments*
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You'll be charged $49 every 30 days and will be eligible for your first treatment after 3 payments.
Book with your provider to complete your Club Evolus check-in and get treated with 20 units of Jeuveau®. In 90 days, you’ll be eligible for your next club appearance (aka 20 unit treatment).
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At Evolus, we stand by the science of visible results. Our signature modern-made tox Jeuveau is a precise product, with a tight field of effect, (temporarily) reducing frown lines in as little as two days† for a natural look you’ll love. 10 minutes is all it takes to get treated!
† About 50% of patients begin showing improvement after 2 days. Most patients (~69%) achieve complete results by 30 days.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician-and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 54% of Jeuveau patients had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician assessment compared to 12% for placebo (secondary endpoint).2 In US studies, 46% and 56% had a ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 2 based on physician-assessment compared to 8% and 17% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be considered clinically meaningful.
In US studies, 68% and 70% of Jeuveau patients had a 2-grade or better physician- and patient-rated improvement in frown lines at Day 30, compared to 1% for placebo.3
In a study conducted in Europe and Canada, 58% of Jeuveau patients had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).2 In US studies, 65% and 57% had ≥1-grade improvement in frown lines at Day 120 based on physician assessment, compared to 8% and 13% for placebo (exploratory endpoint).3 Results based on a 1-grade improvement may not be clinically meaningful.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION FOR JEUVEAU® (prabotulinumtoxinA-xvfs)
JEUVEAU may cause serious side effects that can be life threatening. Get medical help right away if you have any of these problems any time (hours to weeks) after injection of JEUVEAU:
Problems swallowing, speaking, or breathing, due to weakening of associated muscles, can be severe and result in loss of life. You are at the highest risk if these problems are pre-existing before injection. Swallowing problems may last for several months.
Spread of toxin effects. The effect of botulinum toxin may affect areas away from the injection site and cause serious symptoms including: loss of strength and all-over muscle weakness, double vision, blurred vision and drooping eyelids, hoarseness or change or loss of voice, trouble saying words clearly, loss of bladder control, trouble breathing, trouble swallowing.
Do not use JEUVEAU if you: are allergic to any of the ingredients in JEUVEAU (see Medication Guide for ingredients); had an allergic reaction to any other botulinum toxin product such as rimabotulinumtoxinB (MYOBLOC®), onabotulinumtoxinA (BOTOX®/BOTOX® Cosmetic), abobotulinumtoxinA (DYSPORT®), or incobotulinumtoxinA (XEOMIN®); have a skin infection at the planned injection site; or are a child.
JEUVEAU dosing units are not the same as, or comparable to, any other botulinum toxin product.
Tell your healthcare provider about all your muscle or nerve conditions, such as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, Myasthenia gravis, or Lambert-Eaton syndrome, as you may be at increased risk of serious side effects including difficulty swallowing and difficulty breathing from typical doses of JEUVEAU.
Tell your healthcare provider about all your medical conditions, including: any side effects from botulinum toxin products, including dry eye; breathing, swallowing, bleeding, or heart problems; plans to have surgery; weakness of forehead muscles; drooping eyelids; have had surgery on your face; are pregnant or breastfeeding or plan to become pregnant or breastfeed (it is not known if JEUVEAU can harm your unborn baby or passes into breast milk).
Tell your healthcare provider about all the medicines you take, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements. Using JEUVEAU with certain other medicines may cause serious side effects. Do not start any new medicines until you have told your healthcare provider that you have received JEUVEAU in the past.
Especially tell your healthcare provider if you: have received any other botulinum toxin product in the past and the last 4 months, and exactly which product you received (such as BOTOX, BOTOX Cosmetic, MYOBLOC, DYSPORT, or XEOMIN).
JEUVEAU may cause loss of strength or general muscle weakness, vision problems, or dizziness within hours to weeks of treatment with JEUVEAU. If this happens, do not drive a car, operate machinery, or do other dangerous activities.
JEUVEAU can cause other serious side effects including: Allergic reactions such as itching, rash, red itchy welts, wheezing, trouble breathing, asthma symptoms, or dizziness or feeling faint. Tell your healthcare provider or get emergency medical help right away if you develop wheezing or trouble breathing, or if you feel dizzy or faint. Heart problems. Irregular heartbeat and heart attack that have caused death, have happened in some people who received botulinum toxin products. Eye problems such as dry eye, reduced blinking, and corneal problems. Tell your healthcare provider if you develop eye pain or irritation, sensitivity to light, or changes in your vision.
The most common side effects include: headache; eyelid drooping, upper respiratory tract infection, and increased white blood cell count.
APPROVED USE
JEUVEAU is a prescription medicine that is injected into muscles and used in adults for a short period of time (temporary) to improve the look of moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows (glabellar lines).
The risk information provided here is not complete. For more information about JEUVEAU, see the full Prescribing Information including BOXED WARNING, and Medication Guide, or talk to your healthcare provider.
To report side effects associated with use of JEUVEAU, please call 1-877-EVOLUS1/1-877-386-5871. You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit www.fda.gov/medwatch or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
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*Your Club Evolus membership covers 20 units of Jeuveau per treatment, with a minimum of 90 days between each treatment. Units do not accrue if you wait more than 90 days between treatments. You will pay your provider directly for any additional treatments you receive. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Club Evolus members will be automatically opted out of Evolus Rewards™ upon enrollment. You can manage your Club Evolus account and payment method through your club.evolus.com login. If you cancel within the first three months a $100 cancellation fee will apply. Your Club Evolus membership is non-transferable and payments are non-refundable.
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