Botulinum Toxin & Dermal Fillers

Medical-grade botulinum toxin injections to relax dynamic wrinkles and slim the jaw, combined with hyaluronic acid and collagen biostimulator dermal fillers for volume restoration and facial contouring. Results are natural-looking with no downtime.

Dr Daniel Chang Aesthetic Clinic offers one of Singapore's most comprehensive injectable programmes, spanning botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid fillers, and advanced collagen biostimulators, all performed by Dr Daniel Chang with a focus on natural proportions and harmony. Botulinum toxin is used to address the full spectrum of dynamic wrinkles and facial muscle hyperactivity. Targeted areas include crow's feet (from SGD 180), forehead and frown lines (from SGD 180), jaw slimming for a V-shape face (SGD 450–1,200), trapezius (trap tox, from SGD 750), calf slimming (from SGD 900), microbotox for pore refinement and skin texture (SGD 500–800), and full upper face treatment (SGD 500–1,000). Results typically last 3–6 months and require no downtime. Dermal fillers restore volume and contour to areas affected by age-related fat loss and bone resorption. The clinic's filler portfolio covers hyaluronic acid (HA) and hybrid formulations for the chin and nose (SGD 600–1,200), tear trough (SGD 900–1,200), and general facial volumisation (SGD 700–1,200). Non-surgical facelift packages using multiple syringes are available from SGD 3,600. Collagen biostimulators — including Sculptra (PLLA), Radiesse (CaHA), and Ellansé (PCL) — represent the clinic's most advanced filler offering. These stimulate the skin's own collagen and elastin production rather than merely replacing lost volume. Treatment costs SGD 2,400–5,000 and results develop progressively over 3–6 months, with longevity of 1–3 years depending on the product selected. All injections are preceded by a detailed facial anatomy assessment to map the optimal injection points for each patient's unique facial structure. Dr Chang takes a conservative approach, building results incrementally to avoid the overcorrected appearance common with aggressive injection techniques. Topical numbing cream is applied prior to treatment for comfort, and most patients return to work the same day.