BOTOX® is a therapeutic agent derived botulinum toxin type A and is known to temporarily stop muscle movement in a targeted area. Botox injections are known for their ability to reduce the appearance of wrinkles. Botox relaxes the muscles responsible for frown lines and crow's feet. The appearance of creases and wrinkles that form over time as a result of ageing can be drastically improved by injection. 

This treatment is considered safe and effective when treated by an experienced regulated health care professional, such as our medical nurse injector.

BOTOX® Cosmetic targets one of the underlying causes of frown lines, crow’s feet and forehead lines — the repeated muscle contractions from frowning, squinting, smiling and raising the eyebrows over the years. Our Medical Nurse Injector will inject these muscles with BOTOX® to temporarily reduce muscle activity. You will begin to notice a visible smoothing of the frown lines between your brows, your crow’s feet lines and forehead lines.

BOTOX® can last anywhere from three to four months. Results start to wear off gradually and it's recommended to repeat your treatments every three months and before full movement has returned to your facial muscles. 

• softens fine lines, wrinkles 
• quick and convenient
• correct asymmetries
• slim the jaw
• non-surgical

• softens fine lines, wrinkles 
• quick and convenient
• correct asymmetries
• slim the jaw
• non-surgical

• softens fine lines, wrinkles 
• quick and convenient
• correct asymmetries
• slim the jaw
• non-surgical

• Frown lines
• Forehead creases
• Crow’s feet (around the outer eyes)
• Neck
• Fine lines in the upper lip
• Forehead for tension headaches and migraines

BOTOX COSMETIC® injections have been approved as a safe and effective treatment for a number of medical conditions in Canada since 1990. BOTOX COSMETIC® injections for wrinkle treatment were approved by Health Canada in 2001. It has gone through extensive medical research.

• Pre-existing medical conditions that cause muscle weakness, including motor neurone disease and myasthenia gravis
• Infection near the injection area
• Previous allergic or hypersensitive reaction
• Avoid during pregnancy and while breastfeeding