A precisely dosed neuromodulator that softens the lines movement creates. Placed by an RN injector to keep expression, not erase it.
Botox is a purified neuromodulator that temporarily relaxes the specific muscles responsible for lines formed by repeated expression — frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet.
It does nothing for lines already etched at rest; those are a filler or resurfacing conversation. What it does is stop the muscle pulling hard enough to deepen the crease further, which is why starting earlier means needing less over time.
Sheyda doses for movement. The aim is that you look rested rather than frozen, and that people notice you look well without identifying why.
Repeated expression folds the skin over the same muscle thousands of times until a crease sets in.
A small dose is placed into that specific muscle, reducing how hard it contracts — without freezing the whole face.
With less pulling, the crease softens over two weeks and stops deepening while the treatment lasts.
Step 01
Free. We map your movement patterns and agree a unit count and price up front.
Step 02
A few minutes. Fine needle, minimal discomfort, no numbing needed for most.
Step 03
Softening starts around day three and settles fully by two weeks.
Step 04
We review and adjust if needed.
Not if it is dosed properly. Frozen is an over-treatment problem, not a Botox problem. We dose conservatively on a first visit and adjust at your two-week check — it is far easier to add than to wait it out.
It depends on muscle strength and the areas treated. Frown lines typically run 20–25 units, forehead 10–15, crow’s feet 18–24. You will get an exact count and total price before anything is injected.
Very little. The needle is extremely fine and injections take seconds. Most people describe a quick pinch. No numbing required for the majority of patients.
Softening begins around day three and is complete by two weeks. Most people get three to four months, though it varies with metabolism, dose, and how strong the muscle is.
Neither, usually. Preventative treatment in your late twenties and thirties keeps lines from etching in. If lines are already visible at rest, Botox still softens them but may work best alongside filler or resurfacing.
One patient at a time, by appointment. No packages, no pressure, and an honest answer even when it isn’t the one that books.
