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Botox & Fillers

Chronic migraine, teeth grinding (bruxism), and facial rejuvenation procedures. Applied with anatomical knowledge by Specialist Dr. Aysel Hasanova.

Botox is Not Just for Wrinkles

Onset and duration vary by product, area and person. Bruising, asymmetry and other complications are possible. Filler entering a blood vessel can cause tissue injury and vision loss. Severe pain, blanching skin or visual changes after treatment require emergency assessment.

Bring your medicine and allergy list and previous results. Your history determines which tests are needed; there is no universal extensive test package. Preparation and medicine changes should follow specific instructions from the clinic.

Doctor discussing natural botox results with patient

Botox Procedures

Professional medical touch to migraine points

Chronic Migraine Botox (Migraine Protocol)

Effective method for severe headaches resistant to medication. Applied to specific points in the head and neck area (PREEMPT protocol) to block pain signals.

Examination and relaxation of chewing muscle (masseter)

Masseter Botox (Teeth Grinding)

Nighttime teeth clenching (bruxism) causes jaw joint pain and tooth wear. This procedure relaxes the chewing muscle and slims the face (V-shape).

Gummy Smile correction procedure

Gummy Smile (Smile Aesthetics)

Correction of excessive gum display when smiling. A more aesthetic and balanced smile is achieved with small touches to lip muscles.

Baby Botox technique for forehead wrinkles

Anti-Age (Baby Botox)

Smoothing wrinkles on the forehead, around eyes (crow's feet), and between brows. With the "Baby Botox" technique, your face remains lively and natural.

FAQ

Botox vs Dermal Fillers: The Key Differences
Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces muscle contraction, whereas fillers add volume and contour in selected areas. Expression lines and volume loss therefore call for different approaches. Onset and duration vary by product, area and person. Bruising, asymmetry and other complications are possible. Filler entering a blood vessel can cause tissue injury and vision loss. Severe pain, blanching skin or visual changes after treatment require emergency assessment.

Any Questions?

Book a consultation with Specialist Dr. Aysel Hasanova.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between Botox and Fillers?

Botox relaxes the muscles to eliminate expression wrinkles (forehead, around eyes). Fillers (hyaluronic acid) are used to add volume to areas with volume loss (lips, cheeks).

How long do Botox results last?

The effects typically last for 4-6 months. The procedure can be repeated once the effects wear off.

Is the procedure painful?

Thanks to anesthetic creams applied before the procedure, pain is minimal and only a slight pinprick is felt.

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