Skin‑Aesthetic
Botox Facial Treatments
High-precision botulinum toxin type A injections smooth forehead creases, relax frown lines, and slim overactive masseter muscles to create a fresher, more athletic look with no downtime.
Treatment options
Botox smooths facial lines and sculpts a sharper jaw in just 15 minutes
Using high-precision botulinum toxin type A injections, this treatment reduces forehead creases, softens frown lines, and slims enlarged masseter muscles to create a fresher, more athletic look with no downtime.
What Our Patients Say
Forehead lines gone but still natural, took 10 years off.
Masseter Botox slimmed my wide jaw; photos look way better.
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01. Skin assessment (10 min)
Assessment includes wrinkle depth and detailed muscle mapping for precise treatment.
02. Micro‑Precision Injection (10 min)
Ice pack and aesthetic cream combined with a 32-gauge needle for an almost painless experience.
03. After‑Care & Chat Check‑In (5 min)
Avoid cardio workouts for seven days; results typically peak between day ten and fourteen.
Integrated Clinic Model
Consultation, therapy, surgery, and medication — all in one place
Male‑Vector Injection Angles
5+ years in top hospitals performing 30+ procedures/day.
30‑Minute Visits
Personalized 30-minute appointments for effective treatment and advice.
Discreet, Judgment-Free Care
Private rooms, confidential consultations, follow-up via WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Will Botox make my face look feminine?
No, our injector uses low-spacing units and male‑specific vectors to keep rugged definition.
How often do I need top‑ups?
Every 4–8 months depending on the brand; 6–8 months masseter.
Can I lay down after injections?
Wait for four hours after treatment and avoid lying down, as this can cause the toxin to shift.
Which brand lasts longest?
Allergan lasts 10 to 12 months.
Is it safe to combine with fillers?
Yes, we can perform Botox and filler treatments during the same session.
Achieve a sharper jaw and smoother skin in a single visit.
