Wrinkle Smoothing (Botulinum Toxin)

Botulinum-toxin injections that relax the muscles behind dynamic expression lines — frown lines between the brows, forehead lines and crow's feet. At CME Anti-Aging the treatment is performed by the physician after deciding which areas to target, so movement is softened rather than frozen. Priced by treatment area or by the vial, with two- and three-area options for patients treating several zones at once.

Wrinkle smoothing uses small, precisely placed doses of botulinum toxin to temporarily reduce the activity of specific facial muscles. By easing how strongly those muscles contract, the overlying skin creases less and existing dynamic lines may soften over the following days. At CME Anti-Aging in Stargard the treatment begins with the physician assessing your facial movement and agreeing the areas to treat — most commonly the glabella (frown lines), the forehead and the lateral eye area where crow's feet form. The injections take around ten to fifteen minutes using a very fine needle; no anaesthetic is usually required and most people return to normal activities the same day, avoiding lying flat, heat and vigorous exercise for the rest of the day. The effect typically becomes apparent after several days and settles over about two weeks, then gradually wears off over a few months as muscle movement returns, so the treatment is repeated periodically. The clinic prices wrinkle smoothing both by the number of treatment areas and by the vial, which suits patients treating several zones in one visit. The treatment is intended for adults wanting a refreshed but still expressive look; it is not performed during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and the physician reviews suitability and any contraindications at consultation. Results vary between individuals depending on muscle strength and how the face is used.