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Popular treatments

Where Botox works its magic

Botox is FDA-approved for several areas of the face. Here are the three most requested treatment zones.

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Forehead Lines

Softens the horizontal lines that appear when you raise your brows, for a smooth, relaxed look that still moves naturally.

Typical: 10–30 units Β· 15 min
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Frown Lines (The β€œ11s”)

Targets the vertical creases between your eyebrows that can make you look tired or stern even when you feel great.

Typical: 15–25 units Β· 15 min
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Crow's Feet

Gently relaxes the fine lines at the outer corners of the eyes, so your smile looks warm β€” not crinkled.

Typical: 8–24 units Β· 15 min
From the blog

Guides written for real people

Honest, jargon-free answers to the questions everyone Googles before their appointment. View all guides →

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What patients are saying

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β€œI was terrified of looking frozen. The clinic I found here talked me through every unit, and the result is so natural my own sister couldn't tell.”

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FAQ

Questions? We've got answers.

Most providers charge $10–$20 per unit, and a typical treatment uses 20–60 units depending on the area. That puts a single session roughly between $200 and $600. Be wary of prices far below that range β€” deep discounts can mean diluted product or inexperienced injectors.

Results typically appear within 3–7 days and last 3–4 months. With consistent treatments, some patients find results stretch closer to 5–6 months as the treated muscles gradually weaken.

Most people describe it as a quick pinch. The needles are extremely fine, and the whole injection process usually takes under 10 minutes. Many providers offer ice or numbing cream if you're sensitive.

Botox has been FDA-approved for cosmetic use since 2002 and has an excellent safety record when administered by a licensed, trained professional. The biggest risk factor is the injector, not the product β€” which is exactly why choosing a qualified provider matters so much.

A skilled injector starts conservatively and tailors dosing to your facial anatomy and goals. Say clearly at your consultation that you want natural movement β€” you can always add more at a two-week follow-up, but you can't take it away.