Mezobotox — Micro-Botox Skin Refinement

Mezobotox is a refined application of botulinum toxin type A that differs fundamentally from standard anti-wrinkle injections in both dilution and injection depth. Where conventional botox targets the muscle belly (intramuscular at 3–5 mm depth) to block motor activity and relax wrinkles, mezobotox uses a much higher dilution and superficial intradermal placement (1–2 mm) across a grid of micro-injection points distributed evenly over the entire treatment…

At this depth and concentration, the toxin acts on dermal structures — primarily the eccrine sweat glands and the arrector pili muscles attached to hair follicles — rather than on the larger facial muscles. The clinical effects associated with mezobotox include:

• Pore minimisation: Reduced sebaceous gland activity can produce a visible refinement of pore appearance over 2–4 weeks after treatment.
• Skin surface tightening: The intradermal effect of the diluted toxin on superficial muscular bands may produce mild skin tightening without restricting expression.
• Shine control: Reduced sweat and sebum production leads to a mattifying effect prized by clients with oily or combination skin.
• Fine-line smoothing: Particularly around the eyes (eye area 2,000 Kč) where the skin is thin and the arrector pili muscle pattern is dense, mezobotox can soften fine-line texture without freezing the orbital muscles.