Full face Botox is one of the aesthetic medical procedures used to reduce the appearance of frown lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows, and around the eyes, where crow’s feet appear. It helps wrinkles that become more pronounced with facial expressions take on a more balanced appearance. The main purpose of the procedure is not to completely change the facial expression, but to preserve natural expressions while achieving a more rested and youthful look.
Horizontal lines on the forehead, especially those formed during eyebrow lifting and other facial expressions, can become more pronounced over time. Forehead Botox aims to reduce muscle movement in this area in a controlled way. In this way, the appearance of existing expression lines can be softened, and the deepening of new lines can be slowed.
Vertical lines that form between the eyebrows become more pronounced, especially with frowning. Between-the-eyebrows Botox can help create a softer facial expression by providing controlled relaxation of the muscles in this area. Assessing the person's facial expressions before the procedure is important for a natural result.
The fine lines that appear at the outer corners of the eyes with facial expressions such as smiling and squinting are called crow’s feet. Crow’s feet Botox aims to reduce the movement of the facial muscles in this area, making the lines appear less noticeable.
In full face Botox, the forehead, between-the-eyebrows, and crow’s feet areas are evaluated together to create a personalized treatment plan. The dose to be used and the injection points should be determined according to the person's facial structure, muscle movement, and needs. It is important for the procedure to be performed by an experienced and qualified healthcare professional for a natural and balanced appearance.
