Upper face Botox is the most common use of Botox and targets the forehead, brow area, and around the eyes. It’s used primarily for reducing fine lines and wrinkles, and also for creating a more refreshed, youthful look.

Common areas to treat include:
Forehead lines (frontalis muscle)These are the horizontal lines that appear when you raise your eyebrows. Botox here softens those lines and smooths the forehead.

Glabella (frown lines / “11s” between the eyebrows)There vertical lines appear when you furrow your brow.Botox relaxes the corrugator and procerus muscles, reducing the intensity of frowning and preventing lines.

Crow’s feet (outer corners of the eyes) These are the fine lines that fan out when you smile or squint.Botox softens these without freezing your natural smile—if done right.

Brow lift (optional tweak) Strategic Botox placement can slightly elevate the brows, opening the eyes for a more lifted look.

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Benefits: 
Smooths wrinkles
Prevents deep line formation over tim
Creates a relaxed, refreshed expression
Non-surgical brow lift (subtle but effective)

Lower face Botox refers to the use of Botulinum toxin (commonly known by brand names like Botox, Dysport, or Nuceiva) to relax specific muscles in the lower part of the face, usually for aesthetic or therapeutic purposes.

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Common Lower Botox Areas:
Masseter muscles (jawline) – For slimming a square jaw or treating bruxism (teeth grinding).
Chin (mental crease or "orange peel" chin) – To smooth out dimpling or overactive mentalis muscle.
Marionette lines – To soften the lines that run from the corners of the mouth downward.
DAO (depressor anguli oris) – To help lift downturned corners of the mouth.
Platysmal bands (neck) – Though technically below the face, Botox here can help with neck tightening and lower face contouring.

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Benefits:
Jaw slimming / V-line contour
Softer, more youthful expression
Reduced teeth grinding or TMJ pain
Balanced facial expressions (e.g. lifting sad-looking mouth corners)

Chronic Migraines

Botox is injected around the head and neck.
Helps prevent migraines in people who have 15 or more headache days per month.
Approved by the FDA for this purpose.

 Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) / TMJ
Injected into the masseter muscle.
Reduces clenching, grinding, jaw tension, and related headaches.

Hyperhidrosis (Excessive Sweating)
Used for underarms, hands, feet, or face.
Blocks the nerve signals that activate sweat glands.