Rejuvenating Botox injections in Tallinn

Botox is a US-made product with botulinum toxin as its active ingredient. It works by relaxing the facial muscles.

The use of botulinum toxin dates back to the 1970s, meaning it has been safely used in aesthetic medicine for decades.

The active ingredient is injected directly into the muscles you wish to target.

When facial muscles remain constantly tense, they pull on the skin above them and create wrinkles. Botox relaxes these muscles, allowing the skin to appear smoother and more even.

Any injection can cause slight discomfort, but Botox is administered using an ultra-fine needle, making the procedure almost painless.

You may feel the tiny pinpricks, but they are easily tolerable. On a pain scale, it’s somewhere between a mosquito bite and a bee sting — and the latter is definitely worse.

It depends on the individual. Some people notice changes the next day, while for others it takes a few days longer. The full effect develops within about 14 days.

We invite you for a follow-up appointment two weeks after the treatment so the doctor can assess your results. If the outcome is not yet as expected, we will add up to four extra units of product free of charge.

This varies from person to person. The effects typically last between three and nine months, depending on your metabolism and how quickly your body breaks down the neurotoxin.

There is a very small number of people — about 1% — for whom Botox has little or no effect. Two weeks after your first session, we’ll review your results. If needed, we’ll add up to four extra units free of charge. After that, we can see whether Botox is the right option for you.

In addition to reducing expression lines, Botox can help treat excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) in areas such as the underarms, palms, and soles.

It can also relax facial muscles to improve facial symmetry — for example, uneven eyebrows, downturned mouth corners, or even the shape of the nose tip.

The results are impressive considering the treatment is completely non-surgical. Book a consultation to discuss the best options for you.

Frown lines can be treated effectively with Botox alone or in combination with dermal fillers, depending on their depth.

If treated early, Botox alone is often sufficient to smooth the lines completely.

When the muscles below the mouth corners are tight, they can pull the mouth down. Botox relaxes these muscles, allowing the corners of the mouth to lift slightly and improving facial symmetry.

Eyelid lifting is best achieved surgically. Botox cannot correct drooping eyelids.

However, it can help adjust eyebrow height — for instance, if one eyebrow sits higher than the other, Botox can even them out.

The price depends on how many units are required. Typically, about 10 units are used to smooth forehead or eye area wrinkles; sometimes up to 15 units may be needed. Men usually require the maximum amount due to stronger facial muscles.

You’ll be invited back for a check-up after two weeks. If more product is needed, up to four additional units will be added free of charge. The cost for treating excessive sweating depends on the area being treated.

Facial symmetry corrections usually require 4–6 units and lifting downturned corners of the mouth up to 10 units.

After your treatment, the specialist will give you clear aftercare instructions. Avoiding alcohol for one week is important because alcohol can reduce the effectiveness of Botox.

You may not notice it immediately, but the results may be weaker or shorter-lasting. Always follow the given instructions — they help ensure the best and longest-lasting outcome.

You may have heard stories about Botox causing a frozen look with no facial expression. This only happens if too much is injected or if the procedure is performed incorrectly. At Decus, we focus on achieving natural-looking results that enhance your appearance, never overdone. Excessive amounts of botulinum toxin can cause drooping of the forehead or eyelids.

Many photos of “failed Botox” online are the result of poor-quality products, allergic reactions, or unqualified injectors. With proper technique and high-quality products, complications are extremely rare. At Decus Clinic, you can feel safe — our treatments are performed by experienced specialists using only certified, high-quality brands.

Botox is not suitable for people who are allergic or intolerant to botulinum toxin. It is also contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding, as well as in cases of muscle weakness (myasthenia gravis), blood clotting disorders, diabetes, cancer, infections, or inflammation at the injection site. Botox should not be used in combination with antibiotics, anticoagulants, or antiplatelet medications.

Yes, product quality is very important because it determines both safety and effectiveness.

At Decus Clinic, we only use Botox and Dysport — both CE-certified and compliant with strict European safety, health, and environmental standards.