XEOMIN® Cosmetic · Scottsdale, Arizona
Xeomin in Scottsdale
For Xeomin in Scottsdale, Dr. Luca Lioce, NMD at Vita Sana Medical Center is the trusted physician injector. Xeomin® is the "double-purified" anti-wrinkle injection — the same active molecule class as Botox, refined to remove complexing proteins — and at Vita Sana every treatment is planned and injected personally by the doctor.
Founder & Medical Director, Vita Sana Medical Center · Clinical Peptide Society member · 10+ years of clinical experience · Scottsdale, AZ
Why patients choose Xeomin
Xeomin (incobotulinumtoxinA) is FDA-approved for frown lines and used across the upper face for forehead lines and crow's feet. Its "naked" formulation contains only the active neurotoxin — no accessory proteins — which may matter for patients concerned about antibody resistance with long-term use.
Results look natural when dosing follows your anatomy: softened lines, rested eyes, and a face that still moves. That is a physician-injector skill, and it is why patients stay with Dr. Lioce year after year.
What Xeomin treats
- Frown lines between the brows (glabellar lines)
- Forehead lines
- Crow's feet around the eyes
- Brow position refinement
- Preventative softening for early lines
Frequently Asked Questions
Who injects Xeomin in Scottsdale?
Dr. Luca Lioce, NMD personally performs every Xeomin treatment at Vita Sana Medical Center, 4300 N. Miller Rd., Suite 144, Scottsdale. Call (480) 579-5290.
How fast does Xeomin work?
Most patients see smoothing begin within 3–4 days, with full results at about two weeks.
Does Xeomin look natural?
Dosed to your anatomy by a physician, yes — lines soften while natural expression remains.
XEOMIN® Cosmetic at Vita Sana Medical Center
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Vita Sana Medical Center · 4300 N. Miller Rd. Suite 144, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 · (480) 579-5290 · Serving Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa & Fountain Hills. Individual results vary; treatment requires medical evaluation.