Advanced Medical Botox

The Advanced Medical Botox technique differs significantly from the standard Botulinum Toxin (Botox) approach in several ways, focusing on precision, customisation, face and body contouring, and expanded therapeutic applications.

What makes an Advanced Medical Botox procedure different from the average?

Purpose & Application

Traditional Botox procedures are primarily used for basic cosmetic purposes, such as reducing fine lines and wrinkles on the forehead, Crow’s Feet, and frown lines.

Advanced Medical Botox goes beyond aesthetics to address medical conditions like migraines, TMJ (jaw pain), Hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating), muscle spasms, chronic pain.

When treating aesthetic zones, with the Advanced Medical Botox technique, every aspect of each patient’s anatomy is thoroughly studied in order to provide a carefully tailored experience with natural looking results.

Injection Techniques & Customization

Traditional Botox typically follows a standardized injection pattern with common dosage amounts based on average facial anatomy.

Advanced Medical Botox uses highly specialised techniques that consider individual anatomy, muscle function, and specific medical conditions. Injections are placed more strategically to achieve therapeutic results rather than just aesthetic improvements.

Dosage & Injection Sites

Traditional Botox uses smaller, fixed, and often heavily diluted doses in superficial muscles to reduce wrinkles by relaxing targeted areas.

Advanced Medical Botox uses varying doses tailored to the patient’s medical and anatomical needs, often injecting intramuscularly, into deeper muscles or multiple areas to treat pain, muscle tightness, or different conditions.

Patient-Specific Approach

Traditional Botox is often a one-size-fits-all approach with minor adjustments.

Advanced Medical Botox requires a deeper understanding of anatomy with years of formal training.

Practitioners & Training

Traditional Botox is often performed by dermatologists, cosmetic doctors, or trained injectors focused on beauty enhancements.

Advanced Medical Botox techniques can only be administered by specialists such as surgeons, neurologists, or advanced-trained aesthetic physicians with years of experience in human anatomy.

Results & Effects

Traditional Botox is aimed at softening wrinkles and giving a youthful look, usually lasting around 3-4 months.

Advanced Medical Botox can provide customized natural looking long lasting results, pain relief, improved muscle function, and therapeutic benefits.

Botox Zones

Botulinum Toxin (Botox) can be injected into various areas of the face and body to achieve different aesthetic and medical results.

Beyond aesthetics, Botox is also used to treat conditions like excessive sweating (Hyperhidrosis),  as well as muscle spasms, migraines, teeth grinding (Bruxism), and many more conditions

Face Zones

Forehead

Softens horizontal lines across the forehead caused by repetitive facial expressions, creating a smoother appearance.

11’s / Glabella

Reduces vertical frown lines between the eyebrows, often called “11 lines,” for a more relaxed and youthful look.

Crow’s Feet

Targets fine lines around the outer corners of the eyes, helping to smooth wrinkles and refresh the eye area.

Brow Lift

Lifts and subtly elevates the brows by relaxing specific muscles, giving the eyes a more open and lifted appearance.

Bunny Lines

Minimizes fine lines on the sides of the nose that appear when scrunching the face or smiling.

Softens fine lines and can reduce the appearance of under-eye creases for a more refreshed look.

Under Eyes / Wedding Botox

Lip Flip

Enhances the upper lip’s shape by relaxing the muscles around the mouth, making the lip appear slightly fuller.

Gummy Smile

Reduces excessive gum visibility when smiling by relaxing the upper lip, allowing it to sit lower.

Marionette Lines

Softens the downturned lines running from the corners of the mouth to the chin, preventing a sad or tired look.

Jowls

Helps lift and contour the jawline by relaxing the muscles that pull the lower face downward.

Mentalis (Chin Botox)

Smooths chin dimpling and creasing, improving the overall shape and balance of the lower face.

Face Slimming (Masseter Botox)

Reduces the size of the masseter muscles (jaw muscles), creating a slimmer, more contoured face while also helping with teeth grinding (bruxism).

Nose Botox

Can be used to refine the nasal tip, reduce nostril flaring, or smooth out subtle bumps for a more balanced nose shape.

Body Zones

Barbie Botox / Traps Botox

Injected into the trapezius muscles to create a more elongated, feminine neck and shoulder line while also relieving muscle tension.

Nefertiti Botox / Neck Botox

Targets the platysmal bands in the neck to provide a lifting and tightening effect, enhancing jawline definition and reducing sagging.

Breast Botox

Relaxing the pectoral muscles can create a temporary lifting effect on the chest, though results are subtle compared to surgical options.

Slender Calves Botox

Reduces the size of the calf muscles for a more streamlined, elongated leg appearance, often desired for a slimmer silhouette.

Slender Arms Botox

Injected into the upper arm muscles to create a more toned and slender arm appearance while also helping with muscle tension.

Additional Zones

Nose Slimming

Botox can be injected into specific nasal muscles to create a subtle slimming effect, refine the nasal tip, or reduce nostril flaring.

Alopecia

Botox may help prevent hair loss or improve hair regrowth by increasing blood flow to the scalp and reducing inflammation.

Scars

Botox can relax the surrounding muscles of healing scars, minimizing tension and allowing for smoother, less noticeable scar formation.

Skin Texture

Micro-Botox (Botox injected in very small amounts across the skin) can refine pores, reduce oil production, and create a smoother, more even skin texture.

Migraines

Botox is FDA-approved for chronic migraines, as it helps relax muscles and block pain signals, reducing both the frequency and severity of headaches.

Bruxism

Injected into the masseter muscles, Botox can relax jaw clenching and teeth grinding, alleviating tension and preventing damage to the teeth and jaw.

Hyperhidrosis

Botox effectively reduces excessive sweating by blocking nerve signals to overactive sweat glands, commonly used for the underarms, hands, feet, and scalp.