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Injectables · Full Face Botox

Full Face Botox

A wider map at a lower dose per point, so no single area looks treated in isolation.

25–35 min · No downtime
Full face Botox treatment mapping multiple expression areas

What it is

Botulinum toxin planned across the whole face — forehead, frown lines, crow's feet, and often smaller areas like bunny lines or a gummy smile — at a lower dose per point than treating one area intensively. The total product used is often close to a standard upper-face session.

Who it's for

Guests who want their whole face to look consistently rested rather than one area obviously smoother than the rest. Well suited to anyone who's had upper-face Botox before and wants a more complete, balanced result.

What happens at your appointment

We assess every expression area together — forehead, brows, eyes, and any smaller zones you'd like included — then place injections across the full map in one sitting. The appointment runs 25–35 minutes.

Results & recovery

Movement changes begin around day 3 across all treated areas, with full effect by day 14. No real downtime — small bumps at each point settle within the hour.

Questions

Full Face Botox — frequently asked

Twenty answers written by our physicians.

Is full-face Botox a lot of product?
It's a wider map at a lower dose per point — the total is often close to a standard upper-face session, just distributed across more areas.
Which areas are usually included?
Forehead, frown lines, crow's feet, and often smaller zones like bunny lines on the nose or a gummy smile, depending on what you'd like addressed.
Will my whole face feel frozen?
No — the lower per-point dose is specifically designed to soften each area without stopping movement anywhere, so the face still reads as expressive.
How is this different from just treating the forehead?
Treating one area alone can leave it looking noticeably smoother than the rest of the face, which sometimes reads as unnatural. A full-face map is planned to keep everything visually consistent.
Does it hurt?
The additional areas mean more injection points overall, but each individual point feels the same as standard Botox — a quick pinch, no numbing usually required.
How long does the appointment take?
25 to 35 minutes, depending on how many zones are included in your map.
How long does it last?
Three to four months, similar to standard Botox, though areas with lower doses may show movement returning slightly sooner than heavily treated zones.
Is there downtime?
None to speak of — small bumps at each injection point settle within 30 to 60 minutes, and makeup can go on a few hours later.
Can I choose to skip certain areas?
Yes — the full-face map is a starting recommendation based on your expression pattern, but you decide which zones to actually include.
Is this suitable for a first Botox treatment?
It can be, though many guests prefer to start with one or two areas and build up to a full-face map once they're comfortable with how they respond to treatment.
What are the risks?
The same as standard Botox — temporary redness or bumps, occasional bruising, and rarely a heavy eyelid if product migrates — spread across more injection points given the wider area.
Can it include the neck?
Yes, platysma bands on the neck can be included in a broader map if that's a concern, discussed and priced separately at consultation.
How many units are typically used?
It varies by how many zones are included and muscle strength in each, but total units are usually comparable to a well-dosed upper-face treatment rather than dramatically more.
Will results look more natural than treating one area?
Many guests find a full-face approach looks more natural precisely because no single area stands out as obviously treated against the rest of the face.
Can I combine it with filler?
Yes — full-face Botox for movement and filler for volume are frequently planned together as a complete facial refresh.
What if I only want a subtle result?
Dosing across every zone can be kept conservative — a full map doesn't have to mean a strong result, just a consistent one.
How soon will I see the full effect?
Around day 14 across all treated areas, the same timeline as a single-zone treatment.
Is it more expensive than treating one area?
Yes, since more product and more injection points are involved, though it's typically more efficient than booking separate single-area sessions over time.
Who performs the injections?
Only physicians and specialist nurses trained in facial anatomy — nobody injects at this clinic without a medical licence on file.
Can I add or remove areas at my next visit?
Yes — your map is reviewed and adjusted at each visit based on how your face responded and what you'd like to focus on next time.

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