Botulinum Toxin Glabella + Forehead + Eyes

A single botulinum toxin session targeting three upper-face zones — the glabella, forehead, and periorbital area — to relax dynamic expression lines. The combined approach addresses the most commonly treated facial muscles in one appointment, reducing frown lines, horizontal forehead creases, and lateral crow's feet simultaneously.

Botulinum toxin type A is the most clinically studied injectable neurotoxin in aesthetic medicine. When injected into targeted facial muscles, it temporarily blocks the release of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction, preventing the muscle contractions responsible for dynamic expression lines. Results are muscle-specific and reversible, with effects typically lasting three to five months before repeat treatment is needed. The full upper-face protocol at CBP Klinika Brno addresses three anatomical zones in a single session. The glabella — the paired corrugator supercilii and procerus muscles between the brows — produces the characteristic vertical frown lines and "11" furrows that many patients consider aged or stern in appearance. The forehead zone targets the frontalis muscle, which generates horizontal lines across the brow. The periorbital zone treats the orbicularis oculi muscle at the outer corners of the eyes, softening the radiating lateral lines known as crow's feet. Combining all three zones in one appointment allows precise dose calibration across the upper face, ensuring a balanced and natural-looking result rather than treating areas in isolation. Dosing is assessed per patient based on muscle mass, animation strength, and desired outcome — heavier frontalis muscles in men, for example, typically require higher units than the same zone in women. The injections themselves take 15 to 20 minutes and involve multiple small-volume deposits at mapped muscle points using a fine-gauge needle. Onset of effect is visible at three to five days post-injection, with full relaxation apparent by 10 to 14 days. Patients are advised to remain upright for four hours post-procedure and to avoid vigorous exercise, direct heat, and facial massage for 24 hours. Follow-up assessment at two weeks allows for any minor dose adjustment before the next scheduled treatment cycle.