Botox — Full Upper Face (3 Areas)

Botulinum toxin treatment across all three upper-face zones — forehead, glabella, and crow's feet — in a single appointment, using per-unit pricing for complete wrinkle relaxation and brow position optimisation.

Treating all three upper-face zones in one appointment is both clinically optimal and practical for medical tourists who are visiting Prague for a single session. The three zones — horizontal forehead lines (frontalis muscle), vertical glabella frown lines (corrugator/procerus), and lateral crow's feet (orbicularis oculi) — work as an interconnected system. Treating one area in isolation can shift expression patterns to adjacent zones; treating all three together achieves a harmonious, natural result. A typical full upper-face treatment at Premier Clinic uses 40 to 55 units total: 10 to 15 for the forehead, 20 to 25 for the glabella, and 12 to 15 per side for crow's feet. At the 1–20 unit rate of 160 CZK and the 21–99 unit rate of 140 CZK, the total cost for a 40- to 55-unit treatment runs approximately 5,600 to 7,700 CZK (224 to 308 EUR). Comparable treatment in Germany costs 400 to 700 EUR at a similar clinical standard — a saving of 40 to 60%. The per-unit model at Premier Clinic is particularly advantageous for full-face treatments because patients with smaller or already-attenuated muscles from prior treatment need fewer units and pay proportionally less. A physician accustomed to flat-fee pricing has no incentive to dose conservatively; a per-unit model aligns the physician's dosing decisions with the patient's actual anatomy and goals. Results from all three zones are visible within three to five days, with full effect at two weeks. The physician coordinates the injection pattern across zones to avoid brow ptosis (a risk when the forehead is over-treated relative to the glabella) and to create the subtle brow lift that characterises a well-executed upper-face botox result.