Coordinated treatment for any two upper-face zones — frown, forehead or crow’s feet — planned together for a balanced result.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony
Cases will be added soon
Suited to patients whose concern genuinely spans two connected zones, most often frown and forehead together.
- Combined frown and forehead lines
- Frown lines alongside crow’s feet
- Patients returning after single-area treatment who’ve noticed a second area developing
- Those wanting a more cohesive upper-face result
Your specific pairing is confirmed at assessment, not chosen from a menu.
- Combined frown and forehead lines
- Crow’s feet alongside frown lines
- A resting expression that reads as tired or stern


Two of the three upper-face muscle groups are treated in one visit, with dose distributed based on how they interact not split evenly by default.
Frown and forehead muscles in particular work together, so treating both in the same session, with any compensation pattern factored in, tends to give a more even result than treating them weeks apart.
Built-in review checks how both zones have settled together before any further adjustment.
This is decided at assessment based on where genuine movement is occurring.
Yes, many patients do over time, reviewed at follow-up.
Marginally more injection points means a slightly higher chance of minor bruising, but it isn’t inherently riskier.
Usually similarly, though individual variation exists, this is checked at review.
Around 15–20 minutes for treatment itself, plus your consultation.