What is microbotox?
Microbotox is a highly diluted neurotoxin placed as many tiny droplets into the skin itself, rather than into the muscle. At that depth it acts on oil glands and the small muscle fibres around pores.
A skin-quality treatment for oil, pores and texture. Performed by a physician, priced per session.
Microbotox uses a highly diluted neurotoxin, placed intradermally as many small droplets across the treatment area.
At that depth it acts on oil glands and the fine muscle fibres around pores. The aim is less oil, a more refined look to the pores, smoother texture, and skin that reflects light more evenly.
The dose is deliberately sub-paralytic. Because it stays in the skin and the amount is small, the muscles you use for expression keep working normally.
Depends on the area treated. Final cost is confirmed at consultation.
| T-Zone & cheeks | $450 |
|---|---|
| Lower face & jawline | $675 |
| Neck | $850 |
| Décolleté | $650 |
| Signature Glass Skin | $1,200 |
| Full face & neck | $1,450 |
| Added to a conventional treatment | $700 |
Microbotox is a highly diluted neurotoxin placed as many tiny droplets into the skin itself, rather than into the muscle. At that depth it acts on oil glands and the small muscle fibres around pores.
It is used to reduce oil production, refine the appearance of pores, and improve skin texture and how evenly the skin reflects light. It is a skin-quality treatment.
No. The dose is deliberately sub-paralytic and placed superficially, so the muscles that create your expressions keep working normally.
Microbotox is priced per session, from $450 to $1,450 depending on the area treated.
Conventional neuromodulator is injected into a muscle to soften the movement behind a line. Microbotox stays in the skin and is aimed at oil, pores and texture. The two can be done at the same visit.
Changes in oil and texture typically appear over one to two weeks. Expect small bumps for under an hour and occasional pinpoint bruising. Stay upright for four hours and skip strenuous exercise that day.
It isn't suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with neuromuscular conditions, active skin infection in the area, or known allergy to botulinum toxin. Microbotox is an off-label use of botulinum toxin and is done with your informed consent.
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