Baby botox uses smaller doses spread over more injection points so lines soften while movement is preserved almost completely. It suits younger patients, first-timers, people on camera, and anyone who has previously felt too frozen.
De quoi s’agit-il
- The same licensed botulinum toxin is used, but at a lower dose per point and often with a wider distribution, producing partial rather than full muscle relaxation.
- The goal is to slow the etching of lines into the skin rather than to erase existing movement.
À qui cela s’adresse
- Patients in their late twenties to forties starting prevention
- Presenters, actors and anyone who needs full expression
- Patients who disliked the heaviness of standard dosing
- Less suitable for deep static lines, which need standard dosing plus other treatments
Produits utilisés
Original Botox, Dysport or Xeomin, dosed individually
Déroulé du traitement
- Dynamic muscle assessment and photography.
- Micro-droplet injections across the treated zone with a fine needle.
- Immediate return to normal activity.
Sécurité
- Lower dose reduces the risk of heaviness and brow drop but still requires anatomical accuracy.
- Full medical history and contraindication check as with any toxin treatment.
Avant le rendez-vous
No alcohol 24 hours before; avoid blood thinners where medically allowed.
Soins après le traitement
Upright for 4 hours, no facial massage, gym or sauna for 24 hours.
Résultats et durée
- Softening at day 3–5, full effect at day 10–14, with clear residual movement.
- Shorter duration than standard dosing — usually 3 months.
Effets indésirables et risques possibles
Small bruises, mild headache; asymmetry is rare and correctable at review.
Suivi
Two-week review with adjustment if a line is still too strong.
Questions sur ce traitement
Is baby botox a different product?
No. It is the same licensed toxin at a lower dose with a different distribution strategy.
Does it last as long?
Usually a little less — around three months rather than four to five.
Is it enough for deep forehead lines?
No. Lines already visible at rest need standard dosing, and often skin boosters or resurfacing as well.