Nose Botox

Nose Botox

What Is Nose Botox?

Nose Botox is a general term covering botulinum toxin treatments planned to balance the movements and lines that appear in the nose area during facial expressions.
Because the nose is an area actively involved in facial expression, some people develop lines that become more visible with expressions, or changes in the position of the nasal tip.

Nose Botox aims to regulate these muscle movements in a controlled way and is planned to preserve the face’s natural expression.

Why Is Botox Considered for the Nose Area?

Expression-related changes in the nose area can appear in different ways:

• Lines on the upper nose that form with expressions
• The nasal tip moving downwards when smiling
• The nose area making the facial expression look harsh during movement

These situations vary from person to person and require an individual assessment.

Which Treatments Does Nose Botox Include?

Nose Botox includes two main treatments aimed at different muscle groups in the nose area:

Upper Nose Botox (Bunny Lines)

Upper nose Botox targets the lines called “bunny lines” that appear on both sides of the bridge of the nose during expressions.
These lines become visible when a person scrunches their nose as if smelling something unpleasant.

The aim is to balance, in a controlled way, the muscle movement that causes these lines.

Nasal Tip Lift Botox

Nasal tip lift Botox targets the muscle activity that pulls the nasal tip downwards when smiling.
The aim is not to change the structure of the nose, but to help the nasal tip stay in a more balanced position during expressions.

How Is Nose Botox Planned?

Before nose Botox:

• Facial expressions are assessed in detail
• The active muscle groups in the nose area are analysed
• A personalised treatment plan is created

The face is considered as a whole and the treatment is planned accordingly.

Natural Appearance and Patient Safety

The core approach of nose Botox is to balance expressions without freezing the face.
The entire assessment and treatment process is planned on the basis of facial anatomy and patient safety.

This page is for general information. Suitability, possible side effects and expected results are assessed at a medical consultation; results vary between individuals.