Botox & Muscle Relaxants for Natural Facial Contouring

How We Approach Botox

Many people think Botox is just for deep wrinkles on the forehead, but it is actually a versatile tool for facial architecture. Whether you want to soften expression lines or change the shape of your lower face, the goal is always the same: a refreshed, well-rested version of you.

The Procedures

• Expression Softening: For the forehead, frown lines, and crow’s feet, we use tiny amounts to relax the muscles that cause the skin to crease. You will still have movement; you just won't have the deep, static lines.
• Masseter (Jawline) Slimming: If your face looks wide or square, it is often due to an overactive masseter muscle (the one you use to chew). A few units here can relax the muscle, creating a slimmer, V-shaped jawline.
• Nefertiti Lift: This targets the platysmal bands in your neck. By relaxing these, we can sharpen the jawline and prevent the neck from sagging, giving you a longer, cleaner profile.

My Safety Standards

• Visual Transparency: I always open the fresh vial of Botox right in front of you. You see exactly what I am using.
• Minimal Sensation: I use 31G or 32G Japanese needles, which are essentially invisible, along with high-strength numbing cream applied 30-45 minutes before the procedure.
• Precision: If we are doing any structural work, I include a complimentary review session within 14 days to check for symmetry. If you need a small touch-up, we handle it then.

Botox is a medical procedure, not a salon treatment. It requires a deep understanding of your facial anatomy. Let’s sit down, discuss your goals, and see if this is actually what your skin needs.