About the Treatment
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Your face has a lot to say. But sometimes, those frown lines stick around long after the expression is gone.
Xeomin is an injectable treatment containing incobotulinumtoxinA, a botulinum toxin type A that temporarily relaxes targeted muscles responsible for certain expression lines. The result? A softer-looking appearance in treated areas, without adding volume.
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How does it work?
Every time you frown, squint, or raise your eyebrows, certain facial muscles contract. Over time, repeated movements can contribute to lines that become more noticeable.
Xeomin works by temporarily blocking the nerve signals that tell selected muscles to contract. This reduces muscle activity in the treated area, helping soften the appearance of targeted expression lines.
Keep the expressions. Give the lines a little less airtime.
Precision Over Guesswork
No two faces move in exactly the same way. That’s why an injectable treatment should start with your facial anatomy, natural expressions, and what you’d like to change.
At Silkor, your medical practitioner assesses your concerns and determines whether Xeomin is suitable for you, including which areas may benefit from treatment. The goal is a personalised result that respects your features—not a one-expression-fits-all face.
Your face has its own language. Treatment should understand it.
What Can Xeomin Help With?
Xeomin may be used to temporarily improve the appearance of selected upper facial expression lines, including:
- Frown lines: The vertical lines between the eyebrows.
- Forehead lines: Horizontal lines that appear when raising the eyebrows.
- Crow’s feet: Lines around the outer corners of the eyes.
The treatment works by reducing muscle activity, so it is different from dermal fillers, which add volume. The areas treated and the results you can expect depend on your facial anatomy and your practitioner’s assessment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
The effect develops gradually rather than immediately. Some people notice changes within the first few days, with results becoming more apparent over the following weeks. Your practitioner can advise you on the expected timeline.
Results are temporary. The duration varies depending on the treatment area, dose, muscle activity, and individual response. Your practitioner will advise when a follow-up may be appropriate; repeat treatment should not be given more frequently than recommended in the product information.
The aim is to treat selected muscles based on your features and goals. The final appearance depends on the injection plan, dose, and individual response. Discuss your preferred level of movement with your practitioner before treatment.
No. Xeomin temporarily reduces muscle activity to soften certain expression lines. Dermal fillers add volume to selected areas. They work differently and address different concerns.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before Your Treatment
- Discuss your medical history, medications, supplements, allergies, and previous injectable treatments with your practitioner.
- Mention any neuromuscular condition, swallowing or breathing difficulties, or previous reaction to botulinum toxin.
- Tell your practitioner if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding so they can advise you appropriately.
- Avoid booking treatment over an active infection at the intended injection site.
After Your Treatment
- Follow your practitioner’s specific aftercare instructions.
- Avoid rubbing or massaging the injection sites and ask your practitioner when to resume exercise or other activities.
- Allow time for the effect to develop before assessing your final result.
- Contact your medical team if you experience unexpected or persistent side effects. Seek urgent medical help for difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing, or significant generalised muscle weakness.
