Family profileClinically reviewed · indexable

Xeomin / Bocouture

Merz Aesthetics

A market-scoped identity profile connecting the Xeomin and Bocouture names while preserving their separate United States and United Kingdom product-information contexts.

Evidence status: Evidence dossier · named clinical review approved

Identity record

What is recorded

v2026.08.15.1
Record type
Source-linked family profile
Recorded maker
Merz Aesthetics
Classification
Neuromodulator
Material identity
incobotulinumtoxinA
Snapshot date
14 August 2026

Manufacturer and category are catalogue fields. They are not, by themselves, a regulatory classification or verification of the exact marketed presentation.

Names and markets

Aliases in this profile

  • Xeomin

    United States brand name in the attached source

  • Bocouture

    United Kingdom brand name in the attached source

Alias grouping supports discovery. It does not claim that regional products, labels, units, formulations, or authorised uses are interchangeable.

Jurisdiction map

What each market source establishes

Ready for clinical review

Product names and regulatory context do not travel automatically between countries. Each row below is limited to its named source market.

UK

United Kingdom

Approved product information

Named record

BOCOUTURE

The UK SmPC records BOCOUTURE as a prescription medicinal product containing botulinum toxin type A free from complexing proteins.

Limit: The record supports BOCOUTURE in the UK, not the XEOMIN name or every Merz presentation globally.

US

United States

Approved product information

Named record

XEOMIN

Current United States labeling records XEOMIN and the nonproprietary name incobotulinumtoxinA.

Limit: The United States label remains distinct from the UK BOCOUTURE product information.

Catalogue relationship

Matched identities and variants

0 matches

No matching identity appears in the 14 August 2026 operational snapshot. The profile remains available for legacy URL continuity and source mapping; absence is not a statement about market availability.

Provenance

Sources checked for this profile

3 sources · checked 14 August 2026
  1. Manufacturer

    1. Xeomin Aesthetic official site

    Merz Aesthetics · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: Xeomin brand identity and United States manufacturer context.

  2. Approved label

    2. BOCOUTURE 50 units — Summary of Product Characteristics

    electronic Medicines Compendium · United Kingdom

    Open source ↗

    Supports: The UK BOCOUTURE identity, Merz Aesthetics UK company context, presentation, and botulinum-toxin-type-A wording.

  3. Approved label

    3. XEOMIN — current United States drug label

    U.S. National Library of Medicine (DailyMed) · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: The current US XEOMIN identity, Merz packager context, and incobotulinumtoxinA naming.

Claim ledger

Every statement has a boundary

2 review claims
  1. 1

    Market-scoped names

    XEOMIN and BOCOUTURE are separately documented Merz brand identities used in the US and UK source contexts.

    Scope: The atlas groups the names for discovery and does not assert presentation or label equivalence.

  2. 2

    Material / active name

    The US source uses incobotulinumtoxinA; the UK source uses botulinum toxin type A wording.

    Scope: Source terminology only; no dose or unit conversion is provided.

Use boundary

What this record does not establish

  • Regulatory statusOnly within a source's named jurisdiction; family-profile review does not establish status elsewhere.
  • Authenticity or supply chainA catalogue name cannot authenticate an individual box, lot, or seller.
  • Clinical suitabilityNo product selection, patient assessment, dose, protocol, or injection technique is provided.
  • Availability or equivalenceNames, formulations, units, and presentations can vary by market and over time.

Separate reference from record-keeping

Document the exact product and lot actually used

Aesthetic Pass records treatment identity, lot information, photos, and injection maps. The atlas itself never chooses a product or treatment.

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