Botox for Special Areas

Salivary Glands (Parotid, Submandibular) / Temporalis / Zygomatic / Oral Commissure

Available Reservation Date

Weekday(Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri)10:00 am ~ 7:00 pm

Weekend(Sat)10:00 am ~ 4:00 pm

Salivary Glands / Temporalis Botox 50u (Domestic)

88,000 KRW

49,000 KRW

Salivary Glands / Temporalis Botox 50u (Premium Domestic)

160,000 KRW

89,000 KRW

Salivary Gland / Temporalis Botox 50u (Imported Premium)

268,000 KRW

149,000 KRW

Cheekbone / Mouth Corner / Alar Botox (American Premium)

358,000 KRW

199,000 KRW

Cheekbone / Mouth Corner / Alar Botox (Domestic)

45,000 KRW

25,000 KRW

Botox – Cheekbones / Mouth Corners / Nasal Base Botox (Domestic Premium)

70,000 KRW

39,000 KRW

Cheekbones / Mouth Corners / Nasal Base Botox (Imported Premium)

142,000 KRW

79,000 KRW

Cheekbones / Mouth Corners / Nasal Base Botox (American Premium)

214,000 KRW

119,000 KRW

Estimated Payment Amount (Additional 10% VAT)0 KRW

Specialized Area Botox

A procedure that naturally improves areas like the salivary glands, cheekbones, nasolabial folds, and mouth corners to fit facial balance.

Procedure Description

Botox for specific areas is a procedure that involves injecting botulinum toxin into areas where fine muscles are active, such as the salivary glands (parotid and submandibular glands), temporalis, cheekbones, nasolabial folds, corners of the mouth, and spider smile, in addition to the usual wrinkle improvement areas. By controlling excessive muscle movement in specific areas, it alleviates imbalances caused by facial asymmetry or habitual expressions, creating an overall refined appearance of the facial contours. The procedure is carried out with precise dosage adjustments, aiming for natural changes and balanced results by meticulously analyzing the individual's muscle anatomical structure and expression patterns.

Procedure Features

Reduces swelling or volume in the salivary gland and submandibular gland areas to refine the facial contour smoothly.

Stabilizes the muscles in delicate areas such as the cheekbones, nasolabial folds, and corners of the mouth, creating a softer expression.

Provides natural results through customized treatment that considers individual facial muscle movement.

Improves the harmonious balance of the entire face.

Recommended Target

Individuals with prominent salivary glands or submandibular glands, making the face appear wider

Individuals with developed cheekbone muscles or deep nasolabial folds

Individuals whose mouth corners drop excessively when smiling, or who are bothered by a gummy smile

Individuals who have had jaw Botox but experienced minimal reduction effect on the square jawline

Procedure Time

5Minutes

Procedure Cycle

Recommended repeated procedures at 3~6 month intervals

Recovery Period

Same Day

Procedure Process

STEP 1.

Personalized Consultation

STEP 2.

Ice Roller Anesthesia

STEP 3.

Procedure Implementation

STEP 4.

Finishing

Procedure Area

Salivary Glands (Parotid, Submandibular)Temporalis MuscleCheekbone/Malar RegionNasolabial FoldsMouth CornerGummy Smile

Precautions

Temporary stiffness, mild pain, bruising, and swelling may occur at the treatment site, but these usually subside within 2 to 3 days.

Face washing and makeup are possible 2 to 3 hours after the procedure.

Alcohol consumption, smoking, saunas, and strenuous exercise are recommended to be avoided for 2 to 3 days after the procedure due to the risk of inflammation.

It is recommended not to move or stimulate the treatment area excessively for the first 1 to 2 weeks.

It is very rare for resistance to Botox to develop from aesthetic procedures, so you can rest assured.

FAQ

What are the effects of salivary gland Botox?

Injecting salivary gland Botox into an excessively enlarged salivary gland temporarily inhibits the secretion of neurotransmitters distributed in the salivary gland, preventing excessive saliva production and reducing the size of the salivary gland.

What is the difference between specialized area Botox and general Botox?

While general Botox aims to relax muscles in broad areas like wrinkles or the jawline, specialized area Botox is a procedure that delicately adjusts muscle movements in specific areas such as fine facial muscles, salivary glands, or submandibular glands.

Which area should I start the procedure with?

The recommended area varies depending on an individual's facial expression habits and degree of muscle development. Procedures often start with relaxing tension in areas such as the salivary glands, submandibular glands, mouth corners, or cheekbones.