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Botox is an injection of botulinum toxin that temporarily relaxes targeted muscles, and it is one of the procedures international visitors often book at Korean dermatology clinics. Common uses include softening forehead, frown, and crow's-feet lines, slimming the lower face by relaxing the masseter (jaw) muscle, and "skin botox" — very fine, shallow injections aimed at the look of pores and oiliness. Clinics often carry several toxin products. On Seolle you can compare starting prices by clinic and treatment area, book a consultation before your trip, and ask questions in your own language.
It depends on the clinic, the toxin product, the treatment area, and the amount used — a single wrinkle area usually costs less than jaw or full-face skin botox. Compare current starting prices by clinic on Seolle.
Effects usually start to show within a few days and settle over about two weeks. Results are temporary and often last several months, varying by area, dose, and the individual.
Most people return to normal activities the same day, though small bruises, slight swelling, or a mild headache may occur. Clinics commonly advise avoiding rubbing the area, saunas, and intense exercise for a short time afterward.
Yes, the injection itself is quick, but jaw slimming develops gradually over several weeks, so you will usually see the change after returning home. The doctor will check whether a prominent masseter muscle is actually the cause of a wide jawline.
Book a consultation on Seolle and check whether the clinic offers an interpreter in your language. Before treatment, the doctor will ask about your medical history, medications, and pregnancy or breastfeeding, and decide whether Botox is suitable for you.