Botox

Since the safety for fetuses and infants cannot be guaranteed, we do not perform Botox treatments on pregnant or breastfeeding patients.
To avoid any potential impact on the fetus, women are required to use contraception until they have had two menstrual cycles after treatment, and men must use contraception for three months after treatment.

On the day of treatment, please avoid intense massage, strenuous exercise, alcohol, and sauna use. Gentle face washing, makeup, and showering are allowed as long as you don’t rub the injection sites. You can otherwise continue your daily life as usual.

When the standard treatment intervals and dosages are followed, Botox is generally safe for long-term use and does not have adverse effects on health. It also does not cause sagging. However, repeated high-dose treatments over a long period may reduce the effectiveness of each session. At our clinic, we carefully assess the overall facial balance and recommend appropriate dosages and treatment intervals.

The effects of Botox usually start to appear within 4–5 days and stabilize in about 1–2 weeks. The results typically last for about 3–4 months.