Botulinum Toxin · Orlando, FL
Botox in Orlando,
still you.
Botulinum toxin guided by the clinical judgment of Dr. Stefannia Ezzi (DNP). It softens expression lines while preserving your identity, never a frozen mask.
5.0 on Google · English, Português, Español · Financing available
The treatment
What botulinum toxin is
Botulinum toxin works by temporarily relaxing the communication between nerve and muscle. When placed in the right areas, the muscle that kept creasing the skin gets to rest, and expression lines soften.
The product is the same one made by the major global manufacturers, FDA approved. What changes the result is everything that happens before the needle: reading your anatomy, the right dose and the right point. That is why, at EZ, every treatment follows Dr. Stefannia's protocol and clinical judgment, with an individual assessment.
What it treats
The most common indications
Forehead lines
Softens the horizontal lines that appear when you raise your eyebrows.
Frown lines (the "11s")
Relaxes the crease between the eyebrows that makes you look tense or tired.
Crow's feet
Smooths the lines at the corners of the eyes without taking away a natural smile.
Brow lift
Small adjustments that open up the eyes and bring lightness to the upper face.
Jawline contouring
Masseter reduction that slims the jawline and relieves teeth grinding.
Excessive sweating
Sweat control for underarms, hands and other areas, when clinically indicated.
Book your consultation
Talk to our team today
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- Care in English, Portuguese and Spanish
- First visit is a clinical assessment, no commitment
- Financing with CareCredit and Patient-Fi
- 7075 Kingspointe Pkwy, Unit 18, Orlando, FL
The EZ experience
How it works
No "walk in and inject". Our approach, the EZ Method, starts long before the needle.
Conversation
Understanding what bothers you, what you expect and what you worry about. No needles on the table.
Muscle assessment
Your anatomy evaluated in motion, because no two faces respond the same way.
Written plan
Points, doses and reasoning defined before treatment. Never "we'll see as we go".
Treatment and follow-up
Refined technique, maximum comfort and a follow-up at 14 days to adjust if needed.
Who treats you
Every treatment follows Dr. Stefannia Ezzi's protocol
Before aesthetics, years in a cardiovascular ICU. Doctor of Nursing Practice in Family Medicine, a Florida-licensed Nurse Practitioner trained in some of the most demanding health systems in the United States. That background shows in the rigor of every indication: when Dr. Stefannia says she will not treat, she means it.
Care in English, Portuguese and Spanish. Read Dr. Stefannia's story.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know
How long does it last?
On average 3 to 4 months, depending on metabolism, the treated area and the amount applied. With regular maintenance, many patients notice the results last longer over time.
When will I see results?
Between 5 and 14 days after treatment. It is not immediate. A slight tightness at the injection points during the first 48 hours is normal.
Does Botox hurt?
Discomfort is minimal. The needles are very fine and the treatment is quick. When needed, we use a topical numbing cream.
Will my face look frozen?
Not when treatment respects your anatomy. A frozen look comes from excessive doses or a lack of clinical judgment. At EZ, the goal is to soften lines while keeping your expression.
How much does Botox cost in Orlando?
The price depends on the areas treated and the plan defined during your assessment. More than price, the qualification of the provider should guide your choice. Your quote is confirmed after the consultation.
Do men get Botox too?
More and more. Protocols are tailored to each patient's anatomy and expectations, regardless of gender.
Ready for your consultation?
Your first visit is a clinical conversation, with no commitment to any treatment. We see patients in English, Portuguese and Spanish.