Botox 3 Areas

A comprehensive three-area botulinum toxin treatment covering the entire upper face — forehead horizontal lines, glabellar frown lines, and crow's feet. Provides balanced wrinkle reduction across all three primary dynamic expression zones.

The three-area botox treatment at Viva Estetica addresses all three major dynamic wrinkle zones of the upper face in a single session: the horizontal forehead lines (frontalis), the vertical frown lines between the brows (glabellar complex — corrugator supercilii and procerus), and the lateral crow's feet around the eyes (orbicularis oculi). Treating all three zones together produces a more harmonious, natural-looking result than treating individual areas in isolation. The practitioner begins with a detailed assessment of the patient's facial muscle dynamics at rest and during expression. Each zone is mapped with injection points tailored to the individual's anatomy. The forehead typically receives 4-8 injection points across the frontalis muscle; the glabella requires 5 points targeting the corrugator and procerus; and each crow's feet area receives 3-4 points along the lateral orbital rim. Total dosage across three areas is calibrated to achieve softening of lines while preserving natural facial expression and brow position. Balancing the three zones is clinically important. Treating the forehead in isolation without addressing the glabella can result in compensatory brow depression. Treating glabella alone without moderate frontalis dosing can cause an unnaturally peaked or elevated brow. The three-area protocol allows the practitioner to fine-tune the relationship between these muscles for a result that looks refreshed without appearing frozen or expressionless. The full procedure takes approximately 30 minutes. Results begin to appear at 3-5 days with full effect at 10-14 days. The three-area approach is more cost-effective than treating each area individually, and the comprehensive result is the most commonly requested botox protocol at aesthetic clinics across Poland.