Forehead/Glabellar Botox effects, reviews, and prices

After retiring, I started growing a small vegetable garden in front of my apartment, planting and tending lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, corn, sweet potatoes, and more. Since I had to work under the scorching sun, I couldn't help but sweat heavily. As a result, I developed a heat rash and itchy skin around my neck, face, chin, and forehead, so I made an appointment at a dermatology clinic and went in for treatment. The nurses were very kind and friendly, and the doctor examined each affected area in detail, prescribed medication and a skin ointment, and carefully explained that prolonged exposure to strong sunlight and UV rays can weaken the skin's immune function as it ages and cause severe skin problems. They also gave me thorough instructions on precautions to take. Before my skin gets even more damaged with age, I should make sure to get proper treatment and pay more attention to and invest in my precious skin. I'll use today's visit as an opportunity to make sure I get better treatment. Thank you.

My forehead is clear, but I've been dealing with inflammation around my cheeks and mouth, and honestly, I had kind of given up at that point. As a result, my skin started to become uneven. The inflammation got bigger and harder over time. Once I began to notice scars forming, I realized something really was wrong. I started looking into acne treatments and ended up at Lin Dermatology Clinic, which is convenient since it's close to the subway station. Since I have acne coming up, they suggested treating that first, and then we can properly address the uneven areas and hyperpigmentation with procedures. So, I went for acne treatment at the Uijeongbu dermatology center and the procedure was done with EmTone. My skin is in a much healthier state now. For those who are in a similar situation, you can definitely improve this much, so please don't be too discouraged.

My forehead is clear, but I keep getting inflammation on my cheeks and around my mouth. At this point, I had pretty much given up. As a result, my skin started becoming bumpy. The inflammation grew bigger and firmer. Once scars started to form, I realized something was really wrong, so I looked into acne treatment and went to Lin Skin Clinic, which is conveniently close to the subway station. Since I still have acne, we decided to treat that first, and afterwards, we would work on the uneven areas and pigmentation through procedures. I underwent acne treatment in Uijeongbu and the procedure was done with EmTone. Now, my skin is much healthier. For those who are similar to me, you can definitely improve to this extent, so please don't feel too discouraged.

I was very worried about complications from implants, so I had implant-free rhinoplasty without silicone. Now that six months have passed since the surgery, I’m extremely satisfied. Instead of placing an artificial implant in the bridge of my nose, the surgeon refined the shape using only my own cartilage (ear cartilage) for the tip. Right after surgery, I was worried that my nasal bridge wouldn’t look as high as it would with an implant, but slightly raising the tip to suit my facial shape and forehead line made the bridge look naturally more defined as well. Since no artificial material was used, I also don’t have to worry as much about complications like inflammation or capsular contracture, and even when I touch my nose, it feels natural—just like my own nose, without any foreign-body sensation. The swelling also went down much faster. I’d recommend implant-free rhinoplasty to anyone who wants to add subtle dimension without making their nose look obviously done, rather than going for a very high style!!

I received treatment from Dr. Jae-ho Park at Park & Park Internal Medicine and Surgery. I've been taking cholesterol medication, and I was worried about whether my levels had changed, so I had a blood test done. The results don’t come out on the same day; they come the next day. Six months ago, during the national health check-up, my levels weren’t very good; I was right at the cutoff line. Six months ago, my total cholesterol was 183, and this time it was 182. My blood sugar went up from 87 to 99. The doctor said it's better if my total cholesterol goes below 100 while taking medication, and that I'm doing fine as long as I take my meds and exercise regularly. I’ll try to manage things to get better levels at my test in six months. I heard that they also offer hair loss treatment at the clinic, so I’m thinking about getting a consultation next time. Lately, I’ve been upset because my hairline is receding. As I age, my hair is thinning out too. 😢

There are many plastic surgery clinics in Suwon, but not many of them are open on weekends or holidays. My child got hurt while playing on the weekend, hitting their forehead and head—I'm not sure how to describe it, but I thought it would be best to take them to a hospital right away. I looked for a clinic that was open on weekends and holidays, and I found one that specializes in emergency care—at least that's what the explanation said. I called ahead and went there, but there were no nurses, just the doctor handling everything alone. After examining my child, the doctor said that since they are still young, these things could heal over time, but we still went ahead with the treatment. Two days later, we returned to the hospital for a follow-up and cleaning. Everything wrapped up nicely. It was hectic since it was the weekend and the medical fees were a bit higher, but overall, I'm glad we went.

My eyes felt dry and strained, and by the afternoon it was hard to focus, so I went to an eye clinic for an examination. We started with a vision test, covering one eye at a time while I checked the eye chart and read several lines of letters. After that, I sat in front of the examination equipment and placed my eyes close to it so they could check the condition of my eyes. They also shone a bright light to examine the cornea and conjunctiva. During the examination of the inside of my eyes, I rested my chin and forehead on the equipment and looked straight ahead while they checked each eye separately. In the examination room, they gently lifted my eyelids to look inside and checked for redness or dry areas. After explaining the results, they told me about the current condition of my eye strain and gave me eye drops to use when my eyes feel dry, along with advice on how to rest my eyes.

After my baby started wearing a cranial-shaping helmet, the forehead area became red and swollen. Worried that something might be wrong, I made an appointment with the hospital. From checking in for the appointment to explaining everything during our visit, the nurse kindly helped us, which eased my anxiety considerably. I then received a careful and thorough examination directly from the dermatology specialist. Fortunately, the doctor confirmed that there were no major wounds or serious problems with my child’s skin. I was given the professional opinion that, with the weather having become unusually hot lately, the warmth and skin irritation could naturally occur because cranial-shaping helmets have limited ventilation and fit closely against the skin. Thanks to the detailed and kind explanation, all the anxiety I had been carrying disappeared, and I was able to return home with my child feeling much more relieved and at ease.

My friend became absolutely gorgeous after getting ear filler here... That’s why I decided to visit too, since I’d always been self-conscious about my flat ears. It wasn’t surgery, just a procedure, and I went because I wanted to look prettier too. I was a little hesitant because the idea of putting filler in the ears felt unfamiliar, but during the consultation they explained that it would naturally enhance the overall shape of my ears, which put me at ease. After the procedure, the contours of my ears looked more refined, and I could feel that they had been naturally enhanced overall. It wasn’t a dramatic, noticeable change—instead, they just looked a little more balanced than before, which I really liked because it didn’t feel overdone. My round, moon-like face looks a bit slimmer too, and somehow I look more three-dimensional, haha. People around me even asked if I had something done to my forehead. I’m genuinely, genuinely thrilled with the results.

I visited Union Dermatology Clinic because I was worried that the red spots appearing here and there on my arms, chest, forehead, and other areas might be a sign of a serious problem. After examining me, the doctor explained that they were round spots caused by excessive growth of tiny blood vessels due to aging after your 30s, and reassured me that they were simply a harmless sign of aging. I had been feeling vaguely anxious, but once I learned the exact cause, I felt much more at ease. The red spots kept catching my eye, so I decided to have them removed with a vascular laser treatment. Before the procedure, they carefully explained each step and how to care for the treated area, so I felt comfortable putting myself in their hands. If you’re concerned about similar red spots, I recommend getting them checked first instead of worrying on your own, so you can find out the cause.

The director of Chamjeoun Dermatology is a specialist, so it's a clinic I go to. The nurses there are kind too. My dad had a small bump on his forehead, but it was getting bigger and thicker over time, so we decided to visit. The doctor said it could be removed with a laser, so after getting anesthetized and waiting for 20 minutes, the nurse explained the reason, but I can’t remember it clearly. To put it simply, she said it’s similar to a seborrheic keratosis. After the laser removal, they said to keep using Duoderm for two weeks. They advised not to force a change; it should fall off on its own or if it swells, it can be trimmed and stuck back on. No alcohol, and sauna or exercise is prohibited. They said washing my face is okay with it on. For the first 3-4 days, it swelled due to the wound, so I changed it daily, but after that, I only needed to change it every 2-3 days, based on my mom's experience from when she got treated before.

My daughter has been struggling with severe atopic dermatitis lately, and her skin has been itching and turning red. Plus, with puberty starting, her acne has become noticeably worse, so we decided to see a dermatologist. The trouble spots, especially around her jawline and forehead, have been particularly bad, and the dry areas have become even more sensitive from scratching, which has made me quite worried. The clinic first took the time to thoroughly check her skin condition. They didn't just look at the atopic symptoms and acne separately; they explained the state of her skin barrier as well. They asked detailed questions about her daily habits, like the cleanser she uses, her moisturizing routine, and her sleep patterns, which made the whole process feel much more organized. After the consultation, they provided a treatment plan to reduce skin inflammation, along with detailed guidance on how to manage moisturizing and lifestyle habits to minimize skin irritation. They tailored an acne management plan based on her current skin condition and explained how to take care of it at home in a way that's easy to understand, which was really helpful.

I visited the clinic after a long time for Botox around my eyes and the nurses at the counter were so friendly and nice. I was really unsure whether to get it around my eyes or if I should also get it on my forehead, but they reassured me that it’s good to get just what I need and that I don't have to get everything done at once, which was very comforting. Plus, I was lucky to come during a sale and got some really good Botox at a reasonable price! By the way, I usually only see female doctors here, but today I had my treatment with a male doctor for the first time, and I was a bit worried, but he was very kind and attentive. He placed everything perfectly without a single bruise, and I was really satisfied. I’d love to have him for my next treatment, but I heard they don’t allow you to request a specific doctor anymore. Still, I think all the doctors at Meipure are good, and the nurses are great too!

It has been 3 months since my last visit, and I came in for Botox treatment with my sister. Although the medical staff wasn’t the same as before, I felt they were even more skilled. The pain was slightly more than last time, but it was bearable. It's been a day since the treatment on my forehead, around my eyes, and my jowls. I’m hoping to see results in about a week. The day after, I noticed some minor bruising at the edges and underneath my eyes, which I covered up with a tone-up sunscreen. I expect it to heal in a day or two. Since it was my first time getting treatment on my jowls, I asked about the possibility of no effect, and was told that it wouldn’t be completely smooth, which made me think for a moment. However, since I came in at a promotional price, I plan to return for future treatments as long as the outcome is good. One plus is that, unlike the Ilsan location, the wait time isn’t long here, and the doctor is great, so I'm open to coming back.

I went to the Janggi branch for Botox around my eyes for the first time in a while, and everyone was so kind, starting with the nurse at the front desk. I spent a lot of time wondering whether I should get it around my eyes and whether I should also get my forehead done now, but they gave me clear advice—telling me which areas would benefit from Botox right away and which areas I could wait on—and I really appreciated that^^ It happened to be during a promotional period, so I got non-resistant Botox at a great price^^ Also, I had only ever been treated by female doctors here, so I was a little worried about seeing a male doctor for the first time today, but he was so kind and administered the injections very carefully. I didn’t even get a single bruise, and he placed the injections precisely in the right spots, so I was extremely satisfied. I’d like to see him again next time, but they said it’s no longer possible to choose a specific doctorㅜ Still, overall, I think all the doctors at Maypure are great, and the nurses are kind too^^

I had double eyelid revision surgery, outer eye corner surgery, and lower eyelid surgery at Maron in December 2024, and a month later, I got marionette wrinkle filler. - Filler: It wasn't too painful, just a little prick, and it filled in naturally, which I liked. - Double eyelid: They seem to do double eyelid surgery really well. My outlined double eyelids changed to inline, and the line is clean with almost no bruising. The slight swelling went down after 3-4 months, and now, after a year, it looks completely natural. - Lower eyelid: I wasn't sure if anything was done until I compared it with photos I had taken beforehand, and the effect is natural! - Outer eye corner: An incision of 5mm was made, and they said about 2mm would remain, but I think I have about 1mm left. This can only be checked with eyeliner tattoo. Overall, I’m very satisfied with no surgical marks, no bruising, and the natural look. So this June, I had a serious forehead injury that needed stitching, and I went to Maron Plastic Surgery, and now, 6 months later, I can't find any marks. I fully acknowledge their surgical skills!

I had a habit of unconsciously frowning my forehead and between my eyebrows when working or looking at my smartphone. I was stressed by the wrinkles getting deeper every time I looked in the mirror, so I decided I needed to do something before it got any worse and visited the clinic. The clinic I visited after making an appointment was clean overall, and the waiting time wasn’t long, so it was comfortable. The procedure started right away after I numbed the area myself (?) with a cooling device. The pain was just like being pricked repeatedly with a thin needle, so it was definitely bearable, and the actual injections took less than three minutes. There was slight redness around the injection sites immediately afterward, but it had completely settled down after about an hour. There was barely any bruising or redness left, so I was able to stop by a café and then go home right after the procedure, making it easy to get back to my normal routine. I was advised not to frown that day and to avoid alcohol and saunas. From check-in to the procedure and discharge, the entire visit took about 20 minutes, and I was very satisfied with the same-day treatment.

I was worried about the deep expression lines on my forehead and around my eyes, so I decided to visit Maypure Clinic in Suwon, which had many positive reviews about being accessible and friendly. During the consultation, the doctor carefully checked the movements of my muscles and the depth of my wrinkles, and recommended an appropriate amount that would maintain a natural look without being excessive, which gave me confidence. Just before the procedure, they confirmed the products clearly, which reassured me. The pain during the procedure felt like just a slight sting, and it was over more quickly than I expected. Right after the procedure, there was hardly any bruising or swelling, so I could return to my daily life immediately. A few days have passed since the procedure, and I feel very satisfied every time I look in the mirror as my wrinkles appear smooth without any heaviness around my eyes or a harsh expression. The staff at the desk were also kind, and the waiting area was comfortable, so I definitely plan to revisit for my next touch-up or any other procedures. I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone considering Botox in the Suwon area!

This winter has almost passed, and the smell of spring is in the air. But still, the cold is biting; on days without sunshine, it feels relentless. I started my day by putting on a fleece jacket that I had stored away all winter, but by lunchtime, the temperature rose, and I began to feel warmer. The fleece jacket was hotter than I expected, and sweat started to bead on my forehead, soon soaking my entire body as it trickled down my neck. After coming home and taking a shower, I noticed an itchy sensation on the back of my neck, so I looked in the mirror and, oh no, the area around my neck was covered in red spots. The next day, I visited Wootaeha Dermatology for a consultation. The doctor, who was an elderly gentleman, kindly examined the area around my neck and diagnosed me with contact dermatitis. The fleece jacket I wore yesterday was the culprit. The issue was an allergy from the fabric and the dye used. He advised me to avoid wearing fleece clothing in the future. I received a week’s worth of oral medication and two types of ointments, so I’ll need to wash the area well and apply them diligently.

After my first visit for shingles last November, I returned again. I had been feeling somewhat fatigued and stressed, and now I had blisters on my lips and on my forehead, between my eyebrows, and around my chin, so I visited again. Since my last visit, I had been taking painkillers, vitamins, and nerve vitamins as prescribed, so I was doing well. However, I got scared with the new blisters and thought of facial paralysis among other symptoms, so I had a nerve conduction test, and the results were fine, which put me at ease. I was prescribed antiviral medications and blood vessel-strengthening drugs for my blisters. Even though I had been benefiting from the vitamins and nerve vitamins previously prescribed, I guess I’ve been really stressed lately. In any case, I was advised to carefully observe if more blisters developed on my face and to monitor whether I felt any pain. Having experienced such pain from shingles before, I get startled by these blisters and hope they won’t spread to my face any further. I need to make sure to consistently take my medications. The pharmacist also emphasized this.