Botox — 3 Regions

Botulinum toxin injections across three standard facial regions — forehead, glabella, and crow's feet — in a 30-minute appointment to smooth dynamic wrinkles.

Botulinum toxin (brand name Botox, among others) is the most widely performed cosmetic injectable procedure globally, with a decades-long safety record when administered by trained practitioners. At BellaDerma, the three-region treatment targets the most commonly requested areas: the forehead horizontal lines, the glabellar complex (the vertical frown lines between the brows), and the periorbital area (crow's feet at the outer corners of the eyes). The mechanism of action is precise neuromuscular blockade: botulinum toxin type A is injected in small volumes into specific facial muscles, where it binds to the presynaptic nerve terminal and blocks the release of acetylcholine. Without this neurotransmitter signal, the muscle cannot contract — the overlying skin cannot crease — and dynamic wrinkles (those caused by repeated muscle movement) soften and disappear within 7–14 days of the injection. At BellaDerma, the treatment is performed with very fine needles using minimal doses targeted to specific muscle belly insertion points, a technique that produces natural-looking results rather than the over-treated, expressionless appearance associated with inexpert botox administration. The 30-minute appointment includes pre-treatment assessment of facial symmetry and muscle activity, followed by the injections and brief post-treatment instructions. Effects last 3–6 months depending on individual metabolism, muscle mass, and the frequency of prior treatments. Repeated treatments over time often allow dose reduction as the targeted muscles atrophy slightly from sustained disuse. Botox at BellaDerma is offered at a transparently published price with no hidden consultation fees.