Treatment

Botox Cosmetic

Works on lines caused by muscle movement. FDA-approved aesthetic indications are frown lines, crow's feet, forehead lines and neck bands. It does not treat loose skin and is not a lifting treatment.

What it is

A prescription injection that works on lines caused by muscle movement. FDA-approved aesthetic indications are frown lines between the eyebrows (2002), crow's feet lines (2013), forehead lines (2017), and vertical bands connecting the jaw and neck (2024). It does not treat loose skin and is not a lifting treatment.

Verified
2026-08-22

Who it suits

For lines caused by muscle movement, not loose skin. The safety and effectiveness of dosing more frequently than every 3 months have not been clinically evaluated. Tell your physician if you have a neuromuscular disorder, pre-existing cardiovascular disease, or are taking aminoglycoside antibiotics or muscle relaxants — all of these can change how the treatment behaves. There are no adequate data on use in pregnancy.

Verified
2026-08-22

What to expect

Treatment visits are spaced at least 90 days apart.

Verified
2026-08-22
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General guidance, not medical advice. This page does not describe results you should expect. Outcomes vary and every procedure carries risks that should be discussed with a licensed physician. Treatment suitability is confirmed by the clinic at consultation.

Cleared indications and treatment depths are as published by the device manufacturer; actual depth reached varies with transducer selection, settings and individual anatomy. Comparative statements describe published device specifications, not the relative quality of any clinic or physician.

Where prices are shown, they are ranges drawn from the non-reimbursable treatment costs partner clinics publish under Article 45 of Korea's Medical Service Act. They are not quotes, offers or discounts, and your final price is confirmed by the clinic.

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Regulatory statements are current as of August 2026.

KRACE is a healthcare curation and coordination service operated by 알앤피티 주식회사 (RnPT Inc.), registered for foreign patient attraction, intended for patients residing outside Korea. KRACE does not provide medical services and does not charge patients a coordination fee.