Preventive Botox: Age Gracefully, Not Prematurely

Preserve your natural beauty before wrinkles set in. Preventive Botox is the gold standard for maintaining youthful, smooth skin — even before the first signs of aging appear. By targeting expression muscles early, we help you stay ahead of dynamic lines and delay long-term structural changes in your face.

Preventive Botox involves applying micro-doses of botulinum toxin to targeted areas before visible wrinkles fully develop. By softening muscle movement, it keeps the skin smooth and helps avoid the deep creasing that results from repetitive expressions like frowning or squinting.

This treatment is ideal for patients in their mid-to-late 20s or early 30s who want to maintain youthful features and slow the aging process — without drastic changes or downtime.

age
20S-30S

Subtle expression lines

long-term skin preservation

Looking natural results

AVOIDING AGRESSIVE
TREATMENTS

Or delay them

Key Benefits

✔ Prolongs youthful skin texture and tone.

✔ Delays the formation of deep static wrinkles.

✔ Low-dose, subtle treatment with no downtime.

✔ Prevents overactive muscle movement.

✔ Maintains natural expression and symmetry.

✔ Creates long-term confidence with minimal intervention.

Treatment Zones

Forehead

horizontal lines

Glabella

frown lines

Crow’s feet

eye corners

Bunny lines

nose wrinkles


PRE-TREATMENT

Eat a light snack or meal 30min- 1hr before.
*We don’t give treatment during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

AVOID
+ Alcohol for 24 hours before.
+ Caffeine on the day of treatment.
+ Aspirin or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
As Ibuprofen, Advil®, Motrin®, Aleve®, Fish oil, Gingko Biloba, St. John’s Wort, and high doses of vitamin E, unless medically necessary.

POST-TREATMENT

You may have small red bumps at the injection site that will disappear within the hour.


AVOID
+ Strenuous exercise for 24 hours.
+ Laying down for 4 hours.
+ Pressure to the treated areas (no hats on a treated forehead).
+ Facial massage or use of facial tools for 2 weeks.
+ Makeup over the injection site for 24 hours.


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FAQ

What is preventive Botox® and how is it different from regular Botox®?

Preventive Botox® is used before static wrinkles appear. Unlike corrective Botox®, it targets early muscle activity to delay wrinkle formation instead of treating deep-set lines.

How do I know if I need preventive Botox® in my 20s or 30s?

If you’re starting to see fine lines from repeated expressions—especially on the forehead or around the eyes—preventive Botox® can help stop them from becoming permanent.

Can Botox® (botulinum toxin) actually stop wrinkles from forming long-term?

Yes. By limiting repetitive motion in key facial muscles, Botox® prevents skin folding and protects collagen structure over time.

Does starting Botox® early reduce how much I’ll need later?

In most cases, yes. Early use often leads to lower doses, fewer units, and longer-lasting results as muscle activity becomes less aggressive.

Will preventive Botox® make my face look stiff or frozen?

No. Preventive Botox® uses small, targeted doses to preserve natural facial movement while minimizing wrinkle development.

How many units of Botox® do you typically use for prevention?

Most preventive treatments require 10–30 units, depending on the area and muscle strengthMost preventive treatments require 10–30 units, depending on the area and muscle strength. This is less than what’s needed for deeper lines.

Which facial muscles are treated in a preventive Botox® session?

Common areas include the glabella (frown lines), forehead, and crow’s feet. Other areas may be included based on your expressions.

Can I pair preventive Botox® with skincare or other anti-aging treatments?

Absolutely. It works best when combined with sunscreen, retinoids, facials, or microneedling to address both muscle movement and skin quality.

Is preventive Botox® more cost-effective than treating deep wrinkles later on?

Generally, yes. Treating early often requires fewer units and can reduce the need for more intensive procedures later in life.