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This is my first time getting Botox in my forehead, and my right eyelid was noticeably drooping, which made me uncomfortable. They suggested that radiofrequency treatment might help, and I think it’s gotten a little better. I’ll need to keep doing warm compresses and massages regularly.

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I am very satisfied with my first Botox treatment. I struggled with wrinkles, trying functional creams, LED treatments, and high-frequency therapy, but saw little effect. After much consideration, I decided to go for Botox 😊. I appreciated the concise and clear consultation at the clinic. To my surprise, it wasn't as painful as I expected, which I really liked. Especially!! They said the effects would be noticeable three days after the Botox, but I could see a significant difference just four hours later in the photos. I highly recommend it!

I got facial skin Botox, and my lips got swollen, but~ I had the procedure done on August 4th. There's no pain, and the doctor is Dr. Boo-ri. They said the skin Botox would return to normal in 2-3 months, but it’s been almost 4 months. It has returned a lot, but I can't smile widely, and I've even developed social anxiety. They say it can take longer for some people to return to normal. I received radiofrequency treatment but stopped in the middle, and I scheduled an appointment at a different clinic and with a herbal medicine doctor. I was disappointed because the initial friendliness was so different. It's really important to have the procedure done by a skilled doctor. I'm feeling really stressed out.

I had a Botox consultation 6 months ago and after getting the treatment, I thought everything was fine. After 6 months, I visited again, but I found out that my doctor had left and only one director was handling everything. I conveyed all the previous information and decided to get the Xeomin treatment for my forehead, around my eyes, and between my eyebrows again. When I was receiving the injection, it felt like the method was different. When I asked, the doctor said it was better this way, so I went along with it. However, a few days later, my eyes felt heavy and it was hard to open them, which was really strong. It turned out one of my eyes was almost half-closed, and I had to cancel nearly all my appointments. People kept asking if I was sleepy or in pain, and more importantly, I couldn't see clearly, which made me really suffer for a month. When I confronted the clinic, they said it was due to the Botox and would eventually go back to normal, but I couldn't live like that, so I strongly protested. They told me that an additional treatment to remove the Botox would help it return to normal quicker. I then received high-frequency therapy once a week for about five sessions and felt a bit better after that. It took over a month, but about 70% of my vision returned, and after three months, my eyes returned to normal. During the treatments, I was told that the way they administered the skin Botox might have caused the issue. But why would they do that when I came in for wrinkle Botox? On top of that, they made it sound like it wasn't a big deal while saying the treatments they provided were expensive, which was quite absurd. The nurses at the clinic's front desk are seriously unfriendly. I had also complained to the doctor during my consultation, but there wasn't much in the way of corrective action. It was my fault for proceeding since I was only going in for a consultation. I think it would be better to avoid this clinic. The one doctor seemed really busy, and I remember seeing Chinese patients too. While they did provide treatment, so I wouldn't say they completely lack a conscience, based on the kindness and professionalism of the medical staff, it didn't feel like a really good clinic. This is an objective account, free of emotions.