Botulinum toxin for the lines that appear when your face moves. Dosing is deliberately conservative, pricing runs one area at a time, and all four toxin tiers carry a published per-area price.
There is a simple test you can run in a mirror. Relax your face completely and look: the lines still visible at rest are static, and they belong to volume, texture or time. Now frown, lift your brows, smile — the lines that deepen only in motion are dynamic, and those are this treatment's territory. Most faces carry both kinds at once, in different proportions. A typical plan treats the dynamic lines with toxin here and sends the static ones to filler, a booster or a lifting protocol.
Each region has its own muscle pattern, and each is planned and priced separately — so you pay for what you actually treat.
The vertical "11" between the brows, printed by the muscles that pull them together. Often the first area people notice, because it reads as anger or tension in photographs.
Horizontal lines from the muscle that lifts the brows. Dosing here is a balancing act — relax too much and the brow drops, which is exactly why restraint matters more than coverage.
The fan of lines at the outer corner of the eye when you smile. Treated gently so the smile stays yours; the aim is a softer crease, never a still face.
Pricing is per area, and your director tells you at the consultation how many areas your plan needs before anything is agreed — so the number on the estimate is the number on the receipt.
Four botulinum toxin type A products sit on the ladder, each with its own published per-area price. Which one is drawn up is your decision, taken after your director explains what separates them.
The ladder runs from a domestically manufactured botulinum toxin, through a Korean premium formulation, to imported and then premium imported products. They are all botulinum toxin type A from different manufacturers, at different price points.
Korean pharmaceutical advertising rules do not permit prescription toxin products to be named in public marketing. In the consultation room the rule does not apply: your director names the product, states where it is made, and shows you the vial before it is drawn.
We will not tell you on a web page that a higher tier buys you a better face — that judgement belongs to your assessment. What we will do is quote every tier, explain what changes and what does not, and dose conservatively whichever one you choose.
Boosters, fillers and lifting platforms are all in this building. So when the examination says a crease is static, moving you to the filler room costs us nothing.
Three-dimensional imaging under five light sources shows which creases deepen with movement and which sit there at rest — a distinction that decides whether a toxin is the answer at all, and which areas are genuinely worth treating.
Frozen expressions come from over-treating, not from the treatment. Every injection here is performed by our directors, who place a modest first dose and bring you back for review; topping up later takes a minute, while an over-dose can only be waited out.
| Tier | What it means | Price / 1 area |
|---|---|---|
| Korean | Domestically manufactured botulinum toxin — the entry tier | ₩30,000 (≈ $20) |
| Korean premium | A premium Korean formulation | ₩60,000 (≈ $45) |
| Imported | An imported botulinum toxin type A product | ₩90,000 (≈ $65) |
| Premium imported | The premium imported tier | ₩150,000 (≈ $105) |
| Every plan | EVE Muse 3D + AI diagnosis · director consultation · aftercare guidance | explained at consultation |
Prices are per treated area. A plan covering two regions is quoted as two areas and totalled before anything begins, and the estimate you approve at the consultation is the figure that appears on the receipt. Korean advertising law is what keeps product names off this page; in the consultation room you are given the name, the manufacturer and the country of origin. Other toxin regions we treat, including skin and body areas, sit on the published price list.
If a crease is still there while your face is completely at rest, we do not recommend a toxin for it, and your director will say so at the diagnosis. Those lines belong to volume or skin quality; filler, boosters and lifting devices are all treated in this building. Treatment is declined outright in pregnancy and breastfeeding, with a neuromuscular disorder, or where there is an active skin infection at an injection site. The named risks of the injection itself are bruising, brief swelling at the points, asymmetry between the two sides, and a heavy or drooping brow if the forehead is over-dosed.
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Treatment of expression lines with botulinum toxin type A has a peer-reviewed literature reaching back to the early 1990s, when glabellar frown lines were the first aesthetic indication described. The consensus initiative and product-property papers below sit behind the way our directors plan areas and doses after your EVE Muse 3D and AI diagnosis.
All references carry verifiable DOIs from indexed journals; titles, journals and years are reproduced exactly as published. They are background reading rather than a statement about your own result, which is assessed in person.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.
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