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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.

I had an appointment at 3 PM on May 19, 2026. I washed my face and applied the numbing cream. I had the virtual laser treatment, and even with the numbing cream, it was still a little bit stingy; the areas near my ears and chin hurt a bit, but it was manageable. The whole process, including washing my face, numbing cream, and laser treatment, took about 40 minutes. After the treatment, I moved to another room and they gave me a skin rejuvenation treatment (I don't know the name of the machine). When doing this, they put something like a clip on my thumb and used that. They said if I continued to feel redness and heat, I should visit the clinic for some help, but I didn't have any marks after sleeping. My skin feels firmer after the dermatology treatment. Before the treatment, the doctor explained everything in great detail. The virtual laser is high frequency, and he provided extra explanations about how it works during the procedure. I’ve been going regularly every 2 to 3 weeks since early March, and my skin is visibly improving; it feels firmer. The doctor is very kind, and the clinic is spacious and really clean, which is great. The staff is also friendly. I've scheduled my next visit for skin Botox on June 9.

Below is a summary of about 500 characters. ⸻ I thought I'd try the InMode treatment lightly as a first-timer, but even after applying the numbing cream for 20 minutes, the first 5 minutes felt like pure hell 🔥. It wasn't just a little sting; it felt like my face was being heated and scratched, and as someone who's sensitive to ultrasound, I immediately thought, 'There's no way I can handle InMode...'