Botulinum Toxin - 2 areas

2 Areas – Frown & Forehead

Botulinum toxin type A is a highly effective neurotoxic protein used in aesthetic and medical treatments to temporarily relax targeted facial muscles. This reduces the appearance of wrinkles, resulting in a smoother, rejuvenated look.

One commonly treated region is the glabella complex, which includes the procerus and corrugator muscles. These muscles cause the vertical “11” lines that appear between the eyebrows when frowning. Another key area often treated simultaneously is the frontalis muscle, which controls eyebrow elevation and forms the horizontal lines across the forehead.

Treating both the frown lines and forehead lines together ensures a balanced and natural result. Targeting the frontalis alone can disrupt muscle harmony and lead to undesired aesthetic outcomes.

2 Areas – Frown & Crow’s Feet

Botulinum toxin type A, a popular anti-wrinkle solution, works by temporarily reducing muscle movement, helping to smooth facial lines and promote a refreshed, youthful appearance.

The glabella complex, composed of the procerus and corrugator muscles, is frequently targeted to soften frown lines between the eyebrows. In combination, treating the crow’s feet—fine expression lines extending from the outer corners of the eyes—can enhance results.

Crow’s feet are formed by repetitive movements of the orbicularis oculi muscles. Addressing both the frown and crow’s feet areas delivers a more harmonious and comprehensive rejuvenation.