Glabella Botox

What is the glabella region?
Glabella is an anatomical area of the middle upper part of the face located in the middle of the two eyebrows. It is perhaps the most used area during the day in facial expressions. Frowning in the glabellar area is used in negative facial expressions such as sadness, distress, irritability and anger.

When you inject Botox into the muscles, these muscles lose their ability to contract for a period of approximately 6 months. Since we can't frown, no folds or folds appear on the skin, and wrinkles are eliminated in this way. When we frown, vertical lines may appear in the middle of our eyebrows. The lines you have seen are called glabellar lines. We ensure the destruction of these glabellar lines with the Botox substance to be applied into these muscles. How does Botox work? Here you see a nerve fiber and a muscle fiber. The message from the nerve fiber (brain) comes to this muscle fiber in the form of an electrical impulse.