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Case study · Injectables
Softening frown lines without losing expression
Deep glabellar lines softened with a conservative first dose and one small adjustment at the two-week review. Brow position deliberately preserved.
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The record
How the course ran
This client came in because she was repeatedly asked whether she was annoyed. The vertical glabellar lines were deep in animation and had begun to hold a faint shadow at rest.
We treated the glabellar complex conservatively at the first visit and deliberately left the frontalis alone, because her brow position depended on it. At the two-week review the frown had softened without any change in brow height, and we added a small dose laterally to balance a slight asymmetry.
The result shown is at two weeks after the review. She now comes in every three to four months. We have not increased the dose since the first year.
Treatment plan
What was used
Every treatment used in this course, with the price and appointment length it is booked at today. Prices are in CAD and HST is added at checkout.
Timeline
How long it took
Two dates are on the record: the day the course started, and the day the published photograph was taken. Everything between them was scheduled around this client's response.
- Assessment, medical history and baseline photography
Nothing is treated on the first visit unless the client asks, is medically suitable, and has had time to read the consent form.
Week 0 - The course itself
Session intervals are set by the treatment and by how this client responded, and are reviewed each visit rather than booked as a block in advance.
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Individual results vary
Every photograph on this page is of a real client of the clinic, taken in standardised lighting at a fixed distance, unretouched and unfiltered, and published only where written consent for publication is on file. Consent can be withdrawn at any time and the case is removed the same day.
A case study describes one person’s course of treatment. It is not a prediction. Outcomes depend on anatomy, skin type, age, medical history and how closely aftercare is followed, and no treatment we offer is permanent or guaranteed. What a consultation can tell you is whether a treatment is likely to help you — which is where every plan here started.
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