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Forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet

These lines form through repeated muscle movement. We assess them together with your eyebrow position, eyelids and resting expression. Treating one area can affect nearby movement, so the plan considers balance across the upper face.

Botulinum toxin reduces muscle activity. It does not fill a crease, replace lost volume or treat every cause of skin ageing. A deep line that remains at rest may soften only partly. We explain when skin care, another treatment or no treatment is a better choice.

Full-face Botox

A full-face plan coordinates selected areas after assessment. It is not a standard map or a fixed number of injections for everyone. We discuss which movements contribute to your concern and which should remain. Lower-face treatment needs particular care because muscles also help you smile, speak and eat.

Nose, chin and gummy smile

Small, selected treatments may reduce muscle-related nose movement, chin dimpling or excess gum display caused by an overactive upper lip. They do not reshape nasal bone, add chin volume or correct every dental or jaw cause of a gummy smile. A dental assessment may be more useful when the cause is not primarily muscular.

Botox and fillers address different concerns

Botulinum toxin changes muscle activity. Dermal fillers add volume in selected areas. Neither is automatically the right answer for a visible line. We explain the cause we can identify, the options and their different risks before recommending a plan.

Masseter Botox and teeth grinding

The masseter muscles help you chew. Botulinum toxin can reduce their force and may help selected people with jaw muscle symptoms or enlarged chewing muscles. It does not cure every cause of teeth grinding or replace dental assessment, a mouth guard or other treatment when needed. Possible effects include chewing weakness and changes to the smile or lower-face shape. We assess the cause before discussing whether treatment is appropriate.

Traptox and shoulder muscle bulk

Traptox targets the trapezius muscles. Assessment must distinguish muscle bulk from posture, joint problems and other causes of neck or shoulder symptoms. Cosmetic contour treatment is not a general treatment for unexplained pain. Weakness can affect function, so suitability and goals need careful review.

Neck bands, sweating and migraine care

These concerns require different examinations and treatment plans. Read about neck and platysmal band treatment, excessive sweating treatment and headache and migraine assessment. A cosmetic wrinkle consultation does not establish that a medical condition needs botulinum toxin.

Abdomen and buttock contouring

Evidence for botulinum toxin in these body areas is limited. Botulinum toxin is not a proven fat-loss treatment, and a reliable lifting result cannot be predicted. If these areas concern you, we first assess the cause and discuss options with clearer evidence.

Before your appointment

Bring details of previous botulinum toxin treatment: the date, product, areas and any unwanted effects. Tell us about all medicines and supplements, including blood thinners, antibiotics and muscle relaxants. Do not stop prescribed medicine on your own to prepare for cosmetic treatment.

Let us know about recent illness, skin infection, facial surgery, allergies, pregnancy, breastfeeding, muscle or nerve conditions, and swallowing or breathing problems. We review this information before deciding whether to treat.

After treatment

Follow the written instructions for your treatment plan. Avoid rubbing or massaging the injected areas. Advice about exercise and other activities varies with the area and clinical circumstances; we explain the timing that applies to you. Tell us if you have a facial, massage or another treatment booked soon afterwards.

Allow time for the effect to develop. Do not arrange extra injections at another clinic while waiting for your result. An early uneven appearance needs assessment, not an automatic additional dose.

Review and repeat treatment

We explain the review plan and how to contact us if you have a concern. Repeat treatment is a fresh prescribing decision based on returning movement, the previous response and safe timing. It is not necessary to keep every muscle completely still.

For practical activity questions, read Botox preparation and aftercare. For onset, review and wear-off, read how long Botox lasts.

Our products and clinical process

Evolution Aesthetics Clinic holds DHA Polyclinic License 6000514. Our doctors work within their licensed scope and approved clinical privileges. We use authentic medicines authorized for use in the UAE and buy them through official, authorized suppliers. We follow the required storage, preparation and handling instructions. We are happy to show you the paperwork.

Some proposed uses fall outside a product’s listed indications. Where this applies, we explain what that means, the evidence and the added uncertainty before you decide.

Common and less common effects

Injection-site pain, tenderness, swelling or bruising can occur. Headache is also possible. Unwanted effects in nearby muscles can cause eyelid or eyebrow droop, uneven movement, dry-eye symptoms or a changed smile. The risks differ by treatment area and product. Lower-face, jaw and neck treatment can affect functions such as chewing or swallowing.

Tell us promptly about unexpected or persistent symptoms. Do not try to correct them with further cosmetic treatment without medical review.

When to get immediate help

Rare serious effects can include a severe allergic reaction or symptoms caused by toxin effects beyond the intended area. Get immediate medical help if you have difficulty breathing, swallowing or speaking, or marked weakness. Swelling of the face or throat, wheezing or collapse also needs emergency care. Do not wait for a routine clinic reply.

When treatment may be unsuitable

We do not inject through an infected area or use a product when you have a known allergy to it or its ingredients. Tell us about any previous toxin reaction. Product ingredients differ; a milk-protein allergy is relevant to Dysport and is different from lactose intolerance.

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, muscle or nerve conditions, swallowing or breathing problems and interacting medicines need review. Cosmetic treatment may need to wait. Licensing and authentic supply are important standards, but they do not remove treatment risks.

Our Botox safety and side-effects guide explains these questions in more detail. For product differences, read botulinum toxin brands and types or Dysport versus Botox.