Botox 3 Areas

A comprehensive three-area botulinum toxin treatment addressing the full upper face — forehead lines, frown lines between the brows, and crow's feet around the eyes — in a single session for balanced, natural-looking results.

The three-area botox protocol is the most commonly requested injectable treatment at Centrum Medyczne Tartaczna 2, addressing the three primary zones of the upper face where dynamic wrinkles develop: the frontalis muscle (horizontal forehead lines), the procerus and corrugator muscles (vertical frown lines between the eyebrows, known as the glabella complex), and the lateral orbicularis oculi (crow's feet radiating from the outer corners of the eyes). Treating all three zones in a single session offers a significant advantage over isolated single-area injections. The muscles of the upper face work in coordination — when the frontalis contracts to raise the eyebrows, the corrugators pull them together, and the orbicularis oculi crinkle the outer eye area. Treating only one of these muscle groups can shift the balance of facial expression, sometimes causing compensatory overactivity in untreated muscles. A three-area approach produces a harmonious, natural result where the entire upper face is evenly relaxed. The procedure takes approximately 30 minutes. The physician begins with a detailed assessment of facial muscle strength, symmetry, and brow position at rest and during animation. Injection points and doses are customised for each zone: lighter doses in the central forehead to preserve some natural brow movement, targeted placement in the glabella to soften the frown without freezing expression, and lateral crow's feet injections that smooth lines while maintaining a natural eye crinkle during genuine smiling. The three-area treatment represents a meaningful saving over three individual single-area sessions. Results develop over 5 to 14 days and typically last 3 to 4 months. Patients who maintain a regular treatment schedule every 3 to 4 months often find that the muscles gradually weaken over time, potentially allowing for longer intervals between sessions and lower doses as the treatment history accumulates.