Botox & Dermal Fillers
Botox relaxes the muscles that cause expression lines, while fillers restore lost volume and refine facial contours. Our goal is always a natural result that still looks like you.
When do you need it?
- Forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet (Botox)
- Excessive sweating of the underarms or hands (Botox)
- Jaw slimming or a gummy smile (Botox)
- Lips, cheeks, chin and jawline, under-eye hollows, and smile lines (fillers)
How does the treatment work?
- Consultation to assess your facial features and discuss the result you're looking for
- Botox is given with a very fine needle and takes just minutes
- Fillers are done with numbing cream or local anesthesia, sometimes using a cannula to reduce bruising
- Ask for the product name and batch number — it's your right
When will I see results?
Botox starts to show in 3–5 days, reaches its full effect within two weeks, and lasts 3–4 months. Filler results are immediate; swelling settles in 3–7 days, and results last 6 to 18 months depending on the area and product.
How to prepare for your visit
- If possible, avoid aspirin, painkillers such as ibuprofen, and omega-3 for 3 days beforehand (they increase bruising)
- Come without makeup
- If you have an upcoming event, schedule fillers at least two weeks before it
Important tips
- After Botox: don't lie face down or bend your head down for 4 hours
- After fillers: avoid the gym and sauna for 48 hours, and use cold compresses for swelling
- Contact us immediately if, after fillers, you have severe or worsening pain, a change in skin color, or any change in your vision
Frequently asked questions
Will my face look frozen or unnatural?
With the right dose and placement, your expressions stay natural — the aim is that no one can tell you've had anything done.
Can fillers be dissolved?
Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with a special enzyme if needed.
Who shouldn't have these treatments?
Pregnant and breastfeeding women, and people with certain nerve and muscle conditions — we'll review your medical history during the consultation.
This information is for awareness only and is not a substitute for a consultation. Diagnosis, treatment plan, and number of sessions are determined after the consultation, and results vary from person to person.