Trapezius Botox
Botox may appear to be a simple procedure,
but the outcome is defined by the practitioner’s experience, precision, and attention to detail.
Trapezius Botox
Trapezius Botox is a non-surgical treatment that relaxes tense muscles and reduces nerve stimulation from overactive trapezius muscles, naturally refining the shoulder line. It provides subtle, natural results, ideal for occasions like weddings or photo shoots where the shoulders are emphasized.
Treatment time
5–10 min
Anesthesia
None
Recovery
Immediate Return
Duration of results
6-8 Months
Recommended for
Botox Case
*Treatment suitability and methods may vary depending on individual conditions, consultation is required for precise guidance.
Effects & Recommended Interval
Before & After
Before
After
Before
After
Post-Treatment Care Guidelines
- Avoid excessive rubbing of the treated area. (Please avoid strong pressure or facial massage.)
- In rare cases, temporary pigmentation may occur, but it usually improves naturally over time.
- Avoid saunas and steam rooms for approximately one week after treatment.
- Refrain from alcohol consumption and smoking when possible.
- If temporary redness or a warm sensation occurs, cold compresses may help.
- Cleansing and makeup are allowed from the day of treatment.
- If severe swelling or pain persists, please contact the clinic immediately.
FAQ
Individual responses may vary, but most patients can resume daily activities without difficulty. Aftercare may differ depending on the treated area. It is advisable to avoid excessive rubbing of the treated area and strenuous exercise for 1–2 days.
Trapezius Botox is designed to relieve excessive muscle tension and does not significantly affect normal daily movement or function. You may feel temporary looseness immediately after treatment, but this typically resolves naturally.
Results gradually begin to appear around 2–3 weeks after treatment and the maximum effect is typically visible within 6–8 weeks.
The effects typically last about 3–6 months and may vary depending on individual muscle use habits.
In rare cases, temporary swelling, bruising, or mild discomfort may occur at the injection site.