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There is no count that applies to every forehead, and none is printed here as a Dear Clinic figure. A unit is a potency measure belonging to one manufacturer's own product, so a number copied from a web page transfers nowhere. What is published instead is the forehead as one treated area, at a rate you can read before you book.
The question arrives in units because that is how the internet discusses this molecule, and the word carries a different weight from product to product. The 2015 review listed at the foot of this page sets out how the licensed type A preparations differ in pharmaceutical and biological terms, and that is precisely why a figure attached to one preparation cannot be carried across to another without becoming a different amount of drug. Reading a count online and asking for it at a counter is therefore an instruction with no fixed meaning.
The second difficulty is the forehead itself. The broad sheet raising your brow varies enormously between faces in how far up the scalp it reaches, how wide its working portion is and how hard it pulls. Two people with similar horizontal lines can carry sheets of very different strength, and a quantity that softens one leaves the other unchanged. Any published number would describe an average forehead, and nobody walks into a consultation room carrying one.
So the commercial question and the clinical question are separated here. The commercial question — what will this cost me — is answered on the published ladder, by area, in advance, identically for residents of Seoul and for visitors. The clinical question — how much product this sheet takes — is answered by your director after the muscle has been photographed working. The full expression-line protocol across the face sits on the wrinkle botox page, and every application of this molecule performed here is gathered under botox in Cheongdam.
Each is recorded at your diagnosis and each is discussed with you before anything is drawn up.
| Finding | How it is read | Which way it moves the quantity |
|---|---|---|
| The size of the sheet | How high the working muscle reaches toward the hairline and how wide its active portion is when you raise both brows. | A tall, broad working area needs product spread over more ground to fold evenly. |
| How hard it pulls | The distance the brow travels between complete rest and a full raise, captured and measured rather than estimated by eye. | A powerful lift resists a light plan; a gentle one softens from very little. |
| Where your brow starts | The gap between the eyebrow and the upper lid, read with your eyes closed and your face entirely relaxed. | A narrow gap caps the quantity, because smoothness bought at the cost of lift is a poor trade. |
| The depth of the lines | Whether each horizontal line disappears when your face is still, or stays visible as a crease in the skin. | Creases that persist at rest are not a dosing problem and adding product does not solve them. |
| What you have had before | Dates, the zones treated and what you disliked, taken as history at the consultation. | A face that has been treated repeatedly behaves differently from one meeting this molecule for the first time. |
None of the five is visible in a photograph sent by message, which is why a quantity is never agreed before the appointment. What can be agreed beforehand is the figure you will pay, because that follows the area and the tier.
Charging here follows treated areas and not quantities, so the arithmetic is easy to check before you agree to it. The horizontal lines across the forehead are one area. The vertical lines between the brows are a second. The fan of lines at the outer eye corners is a third. A plan covering all three is quoted as three lines of the same published rate and approved by you as three lines, with the total visible on the screen in front of you.
That accounting matters because the zones interact. The muscles between the brows pull downward while the forehead sheet pulls upward, and softening only the upward side alters a balance that was holding your brow where it sits. Whether your reading calls for one zone or three is a clinical judgement; the area system makes the cost of that judgement visible instead of hiding it inside an undefined quantity.
Two further points come up often enough to answer here. A single area covers the sitting and never a course of sittings. And where a director recommends fewer zones than you arrived asking for, the figure comes down accordingly, which is the ordinary consequence of pricing by area. Placements aimed at texture instead of movement belong to a separate published line altogether, described on the skin botox page, and the wider picture of how tiers and zones combine is set out on the botox price page.
| Tier | What one forehead area covers | Published rate |
|---|---|---|
| Korean | A domestically manufactured botulinum toxin type A, mapped across the forehead sheet in one sitting after the brow has been measured | ₩30,000 (≈ $20) |
| Imported | An imported type A preparation, the same mapping and the same sitting, for patients who ask for it | ₩150,000 (≈ $105) |
Korean pharmaceutical advertising rules keep prescription product names off a public clinic page, which is why you are reading tiers and not manufacturers; the product is named to you in the room and the vial is shown before it is drawn. No claim is made here that either tier acts faster or reaches further than the other. Residents and visiting patients read the same card. Every remaining published figure sits on the price list.
Quantity has a ceiling set by anatomy. The sheet being softened is the only muscle that raises your eyebrow, so beyond a certain point the smoothing you gain is paid for with lift you wanted to keep. On a face with generous space between brow and lid the loss goes unnoticed. On a face with little, the upper lid begins to feel as though it is resting lower than it did, and the brow can drop visibly. Both are temporary and both wear off on the product's schedule instead of yours, which is why a first plan written here is deliberately light.
The named risks belong in the same paragraph as the dose. Asymmetry between the two halves of the sheet is the commonest thing a review corrects. Bruising at an entry point, brief swelling and a headache in the first day or two occur. Product reaching the muscle that lifts the lid can leave that lid heavy. An uneven map can leave the outer ends of the brows peaking upward while the middle stays quiet. Results vary between individuals and are assessed on your own examination.
We decline to treat a forehead in several readings. Where the lines are identical whether the muscle is working or resting, the finding is a crease in skin and no quantity of this molecule reaches it; the conversation moves to skin boosters or to the laser routes, and where the brow itself has descended, to lifting. Where the sheet is quietly holding a hooded lid clear, taking it away is not a cosmetic decision. Treatment is not offered in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, over active infection at the injection points, or where a neuromuscular disorder is reported, and blood-thinning medication or supplements need naming beforehand because they change how easily this area bruises.
Aftercare for the forehead is written for your plan and handed to you at the appointment. Anything that puzzles you afterwards is worth a telephone call, and with the clinic open 365 days a review date usually fits around a trip. How a consultation and a short injection can share one visit is set out on the same-day page.
Injectables, boosters and resurfacing sit on the same two floors, so naming a line as skin costs this clinic nothing at all.
Three-dimensional capture under five light sources with AI analysis records the forehead at rest, at a full raise and at a frown. The travel of the brow between those captures, together with the gap between brow and lid, is the measurement a quantity is written against. It is a number taken from your face instead of an average taken from a textbook.
Your director marks the map on a working muscle, keeps it well clear of the orbital rim and performs the injections personally. The same director reviews you, compares both halves against the baseline capture and completes the map from what your face has actually done.


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Send one photograph at rest and one with your brows fully raised — answered in English as soon as possible.
Three references sit behind this page. The 1992 report is the first written account of treating expression lines with type A, in the vertical lines between the brows. The 2013 consensus education initiative assembles the evidence base for aesthetic planning with this molecule. The 2015 review describes how the licensed type A products differ from one another in pharmaceutical and biological terms, which is the material behind the statement that a unit does not convert between preparations.
Titles, journals and years are reproduced exactly as published and each entry resolves to an indexed journal through its DOI. They establish mechanism and planning logic. They do not describe your forehead, they set no quantity for it, and they replace nothing that is measured at your own examination.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.