Non-Surgical Treatments

Botox (Anti-Wrinkle Injections)

Softening dynamic wrinkles by relaxing targeted muscles

Overview

Botox (botulinum toxin) temporarily relaxes targeted facial muscles, softening the dynamic wrinkles they create — commonly used on forehead lines, frown lines, and crow's feet.

It's also used for the masseter muscle to slim a square jawline, and for various other functional and cosmetic applications.

Botox only softens wrinkles caused by muscle movement (dynamic lines) — it doesn't address volume loss or lines that are already etched into the skin at rest (static lines), which is an important distinction when setting expectations, since these are sometimes better addressed with filler or skin treatments instead, or alongside Botox.

Candidacy

Is Botox (Anti-Wrinkle Injections) Right for You?

Dynamic wrinkles (lines that appear with expression) on the forehead, between the brows, or around the eyes
Wanting a softer, less "square" jawline via masseter treatment
Realistic expectations that results are temporary and require maintenance
Wrinkles that soften when the face is relaxed, rather than lines present even at rest
No underlying neuromuscular conditions that would contraindicate treatment

What to Expect

Your Journey

01
Consultation
Assessment of facial muscle movement and the specific lines or areas of concern.
02
Procedure
A series of small injections into targeted muscles, typically taking 10-15 minutes with minimal discomfort.
03
Recovery
No real downtime; effects begin appearing within a few days and reach full effect by around two weeks.

Recovery

Recovery & Aftercare

There's no meaningful recovery period — most patients resume normal activities immediately, avoiding vigorous exercise and lying flat for a few hours as a precaution. Results typically last 3-4 months before treatment needs repeating.

Before & After

Real Cases

Botox Before and After

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Botox actually made of?

Botox is a purified form of botulinum toxin that temporarily blocks nerve signals to targeted muscles, causing them to relax.

How long does it last?

Typically 3-4 months, after which muscle activity gradually returns and treatment can be repeated if desired.

Can Botox slim the jawline?

Yes — injecting the masseter (chewing) muscle can reduce its bulk over repeated treatments, softening a square jaw appearance.

Will Botox help lines that are visible even when my face is relaxed?

Not fully — Botox works on dynamic lines caused by muscle movement; static lines already etched into resting skin often respond better to filler or skin treatments, sometimes combined with Botox.

Does regular Botox use prevent new wrinkles from forming?

There's reasonable evidence that consistently relaxing the muscles that cause dynamic lines can slow the deepening of those specific lines over time, though this varies between individuals.

Updates

September 14, 2026

Many patients search for "anti-wrinkle injections" without realizing this almost always refers to Botox (botulinum toxin) -- the two terms describe the same treatment. Botox is the most established anti-wrinkle injection for dynamic lines caused by muscle movement, distinct from dermal fillers, which add volume rather than relax muscles.

Botox targets muscle-driven wrinkles: forehead lines, frown lines, and crow's feet
It does not add volume, so it won't fill static lines already etched into resting skin -- filler is the better tool there
Results typically last three to four months before a repeat session is needed

For pricing specifics, see Botox cost in Pakistan.