Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 06-09-2025 Origin: Site
If you've ever looked in the mirror and wished those stubborn forehead lines, crow's feet, or mouth wrinkles would just disappear, you're not alone. Deep wrinkles can make us look older than we feel—Can botulinum toxin really help reduce them? And more specifically, can Botulax, a popular botulinum toxin injectable, actually smooth them out?
Let's dive into the science behind Botulax and see if it lives up to the promise.
Botulinum toxin works by temporarily blocking the nerve signals that cause muscles to contract. When injected into the face, it relaxes overactive facial muscles, softening expression lines and helping to smooth the skin.
However, whether it can “remove” deep wrinkles depends on several factors—such as how deep the wrinkle is, the patient's age, and their skin condition. While botulinum toxin is great for dynamic wrinkles (those caused by movement), its effect on deep static wrinkles (visible even when your face is at rest) can vary. That's where Botulax comes into play.
Botulax is a well-known botulinum toxin brand manufactured in South Korea. Like other botulinum toxins such as Botox and Dysport, Botulax contains Botulinum Toxin Type A, the same active ingredient used worldwide to reduce facial lines and wrinkles.
Botulax is widely used in clinics across Asia, Europe, and other regions, praised for its consistent results and affordability. With regulatory approval in several countries, it has become a popular choice among aesthetic professionals.
Interested in trying Botulax for your clinic or practice? Contact us today for Botulax wholesale pricing and professional support.
Botulax is commonly used to treat various facial areas, including:
Forehead lines: These horizontal lines from raised eyebrows are among the most treated areas.
Crow's feet and under-eye wrinkles: Botulax can help smooth out fine lines around and under the eyes, although deeper under-eye wrinkles may require combination treatments.
Smile lines and wrinkles around the mouth: While Botulinum toxin-type treatments can soften fine lines around the mouth, this area moves constantly—too much can lead to stiffness or an unnatural look. For deeper wrinkles like nasolabial folds, dermal fillers are often a better choice.
In clinical practice, Botulax has shown great promise in improving moderate to deep wrinkles, many clinics report 70-80% improvement in moderate wrinkles after Botulax.
Wrinkle Type | Improvement Rate | Duration |
Forehead Lines | 85% | 4-6 months |
Crow’s Feet | 75% | 3-5 months |
Mouth Wrinkles | 50%* | 2-4 months |
See the difference yourself. Explore our Boutlax before-and-after gallery or request a free product brochure to learn more about Botulax results.
Before & After Tip: Look for real patient photos (not just ads) to set realistic expectations.
The number of units needed depends on the area being treated and the depth of the wrinkle:
Forehead lines: 10–20 units
Crow's feet: 6–12 units per side
Glabellar lines (frown lines between the eyebrows): 15–25 units
Around the mouth: 4–10 units
For deeper wrinkles, sometimes higher doses or multiple sessions are needed, along with maintenance every 3–6 months.
Want to know how many units your patient might need? Our team can provide you with Botulax treatment guidelines and dosage recommendations tailored for clinical use.
⚠Overdoing it = Frozen Face! Always start with a conservative dose.
Botulax is often chosen for its cost-effectiveness. Depending on the region and clinic, prices can vary:
Wholesale price: around $50–$80 for a 100-unit vial
Clinic treatments: typically range from $8–$12 per unit, with a single session requiring 20–50 units depending on treatment area
This makes Botulax more affordable compared to other Western brands, especially for professionals or high-volume clinics.
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Feature | Botulinum Toxin (Botulax) | Dermal Fillers |
Target Wrinkles | Dynamic (from muscle movement) | Static (from aging, volume loss) |
Effect | Muscle relaxation | Volume replacement |
Duration | 3–6 months | 6–12 months |
Cost per session | Lower | Higher |
Winner? For deep folds, fillers + Botulax often work best together!
If Botulax isn't enough, consider:
Hyaluronic Acid Fillers (Aqua Secret, Secret) – Ideal for volume loss and deeper, static wrinkles.
Thread Lifts – Lifts sagging areas.
Laser Resurfacing (Fraxel, CO2) – Stimulates collagen.
RF Microneedling – Tightens skin.
❓ Why No Botulinum Toxin After 65?
It's not a strict rule. However, after 65, skin loses elasticity and volume, which means botulinum toxin alone may not deliver significant improvement. Often, fillers or lifting treatments are better suited.
❓ What If Botulinum Toxin Is Injected Too Deep?
Injecting too deeply can reduce effectiveness or even cause complications like drooping eyelids or unintended muscle paralysis. Always choose an experienced injector!
❓ Still have questions about using Botulax for deep wrinkles?
Talk to our experts today for free consultation or training materials.
Yes—Botulax is a popular and effective option for treating deep wrinkles, especially those caused by repeated facial movements. It's cost-effective, widely trusted, and suitable for various facial areas.
✔ YES for forehead & crow's feet.
✔ MAYBE for mouth wrinkles (better with fillers).
✔ NO for very sagging skin (consider lasers or lifts).
If you're a clinic or practitioner considering Botulax, it offers a great balance between performance and affordability.
Ready to offer Botulax in your clinic? We supply authentic Botulax at competitive wholesale prices, with fast shipping and support for licensed professionals.
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References:
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology (2023) – "Botulinum Toxin Efficacy in Asian Patients."
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (2022) – "Combining Fillers & Botox for Optimal Rejuvenation."
