I'm curious about the effects of botox on the trapezius muscle!

If I get botox for the levator scapulae, will the levator scapulae really go away?

Ha....even if I stretch, my natural trapezius muscles don't work...ㅋㅋㅋ

I really want to wear sleeveless tops this summer.

But because of the trapezius muscle, the sleeveless top isn't the problem, it's that my neck looks incredibly short.

It feels like a sad beast without a neck...

After much thought, I decided to look into botox for the trapezius muscle.

I've heard about calf botox before.

I heard that if you get botox, you have to refrain from exercising for a month?

I don't know about levator scapulae botox.

Actually, I think I need to get some advice on this too,

I'm thinking about getting a consultation at one of the two places I found....lol

The price of the levator scapulae botox at Harpas Clinic was the cheapest.

If stretching doesn't work to make your shoulder line look pretty...

I think I should get botox for the levator scapulae muscle without worrying about these things.

They say that trapezius botox lowers the height of the trapezius muscle to make the neck look longer!

There is no need to worry about scars with levator scapulae botox, and genuine, accurate dosages can be used.

Not only is there no recovery period required, but there is also no need for anesthesia.

In cases where the levator scapulae muscle is overdeveloped, levator scapulae botox is highly recommended.

I saw a review of the levator scapulae botox, and it said that they provide friendly consultations and thorough examinations.

I've been thinking about this and that, but I think it might be a good idea to try getting botox for the levator scapulae muscle.

Io Clinic says that it can treat both muscles and fat at once with levator scapulae botox.

That's why the price is a little more expensive than other places.

It's botox for the levator scapulae muscle, but to be exact, one levator scapulae muscle line injection costs 275,000 won.

It is designed and treated, and the treatment only takes about 10 minutes.

They say that even if you get botox for the trapezius muscle once, it won't be a permanent solution.

So, they say you should get it done twice, 1-2 months apart.

The duration is approximately 4-6 months.

The good news is that levator scapulae botox causes minimal bruising and swelling, so there are no problems with daily life.

I'll get it in March and decide what to do with it in the summer!

If I don't have a lot of muscle, I can get regular botox for the trapezius, right?

Ha... I wanted to somehow deal with it by stretching, but it's too bad that stretching doesn't work. ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

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