Facial Botox
Overview
A chemical brow lift works by selectively relaxing the muscles that pull the eyebrow down. Once the elevating frontalis muscle is unopposed, the tail of the brow rises by 2–4 mm.
It is a practical way to open the gaze and reduce the feeling of heaviness on the upper lid, with no surgery involved. It makes a particularly visible difference in patients whose brow tail has dropped with age.
Benefits
- A 2–4 mm lift at the tail of the brow
- A lighter upper lid and a more open gaze
- Non-surgical, 10-minute treatment
- Visible freshness even without make-up
Who Is It For?
- Patients with a dropped brow tail and a heavy gaze
- Anyone who does not want surgical brow lifting
- Those with asymmetric eyebrows
Treatment Process
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01
Examination & expression analysis
Your physician assesses muscle strength, expression habits and symmetry, and takes a photographic record.
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02
Building your dose map
Injection points and the number of units required for each muscle are decided together with you.
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The treatment
After topical anaesthetic cream, the treatment is completed with ultra-fine insulin needles.
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04
Day-10 review
We assess the result together and perform a complimentary touch-up if there is any asymmetry or under-correction.
Aftercare
- Do not lie down or bend your head forward for the first 4 hours.
- Do not massage or rub the treated area for 24 hours.
- Avoid sport, sauna, steam rooms and sunbeds for the first 24 hours.
- Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medication for 48 hours (consult your doctor).
- Make-up may be applied after 6 hours; avoid pressing on the skin.
Before & after
Frequently Asked Questions
On average 2–4 mm, varying between individuals depending on muscle strength and skin elasticity.
Mild asymmetries can largely be balanced by planning the dose asymmetrically.
In advanced cases with significant skin laxity, surgery is required. For early to moderate drooping, botox is an effective alternative.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace a medical examination.
