Targeted treatment for a single upper-face concern frown lines, forehead lines, or crow’s feet. A focused assessment confirms which area, and how much, is right for you.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony
Cases will be added soon
A good starting point for patients with one clear area of concern, or anyone new to this treatment category who prefers to begin conservatively.
- Early frown, forehead or crow’s feet lines.
- One clearly dominant area of concern.
- First-time patients wanting a conservative start.
- Maintenance of a previously treated single area.
Suitability, area and dose are confirmed at your in-person consultation.
- A vertical crease between the brows
- Horizontal forehead lines
- Crow’s feet visible on smiling


A small, precisely placed dose of prescription-only muscle-relaxing medicine reduces overactivity in the muscle behind your chosen area, softening the line without affecting the rest of the upper face.
Dr Kay assesses your movement pattern directly, asking you to frown, raise your brows and smile, since the same visible line can come from different muscle patterns in different people.
First-time doses are kept conservative, with a review built in before considering any top-up.
This is confirmed at your facial assessment, not guessed in advance, many patients are surprised which area Dr Kay identifies as the priority.
Occasionally, and Dr Kay will flag this honestly at consultation rather than simply proceeding.
Typically three to four months.
Most patients describe a brief pinch rather than significant discomfort.
Yes — many patients move to two or three areas over time, reviewed at your follow-up.