Targeted Areas
Forehead lines, the “11s” between the brows, and crow’s feet around the eyes are the most commonly treated zones.

Softening the fine lines that deepen with years of expression begins with a conservative, precisely mapped plan — relaxing the muscles that crease the skin while preserving the movement that makes a face look like itself.
Request a ConsultationBotox is a purified neuromodulator used to ease the repeated muscle contractions behind frown lines, forehead lines, and crow’s feet. Dr. Kaimana Chow treats it as a tailoring tool rather than a freeze — placing small, measured amounts where they refine expression and leaving natural animation intact. Patients across Austin choose this approach for a result that looks rested rather than altered.
Forehead lines, the “11s” between the brows, and crow’s feet around the eyes are the most commonly treated zones.
Dosing is mapped to your anatomy so the brow still lifts and the eyes still smile — softened, not flattened.
A typical visit takes only minutes, with most patients returning to normal activity the same day.
Results are temporary by design; a simple maintenance rhythm keeps the look consistent year-round.
This is neuromodulator injection (non-surgical), selected to match your goals and lifestyle.
Botox and dermal fillers are often discussed together, but they solve different problems. Botox relaxes the muscle activity that creates dynamic lines — the creases that appear when you frown or raise your brows. Fillers, by contrast, restore lost volume and refine contour where the face has flattened over time.
Many patients see the most balanced outcome when the two are planned together rather than in isolation. During a consultation, Dr. Chow maps which concerns are movement-driven and which are volume-driven, then sequences treatment accordingly. If volume is part of your goal, it is worth understanding how dermal fillers fit alongside a Botox plan for combination injectable balancing.
Most patients describe only a brief pinch with each injection. The needles are very fine, sessions are short, and no anesthesia is typically required.
Softening usually begins within 3–5 days, with the full effect visible around two weeks after treatment.
Results are temporary and typically last about three to four months. A consistent maintenance schedule keeps the result looking even over time.
Not with a conservative, movement-aware plan. Dr. Chow doses to soften lines while preserving natural expression.
Most people return to normal activity the same day. Brief redness or small bumps at the injection sites usually settle within a few hours.
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