Botulinum Toxin - 1 area

1 area - frown

Botulinum toxin type A is a neurotoxic protein commonly used in cosmetic and medical treatments to temporarily reduce muscle activity. This can minimize wrinkles and provide a rejuvenated appearance.

One typical application area is the glabella complex, which includes the procerus and corrugator muscles. These muscles are responsible for the "11" lines, or frown lines, between the eyebrows.

1 area - crow's feet

Another frequently treated area is the crow's feet. These fine lines, caused by the orbicularis oculi muscles, radiate from the corners of the eyes.

• The frontalis muscle, which raises the eyebrows and causes horizontal forehead lines, should not be treated alone.
• Isolated treatment of the frontalis can create uneven muscle activity and undesired results.
• For a natural, balanced look, treatment of the glabella complex alongside the frontalis is essential.
• A minimum of two areas is required for optimal results.