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Forehead Botox in Busan Seomyeon

Quick answer: Forehead Botox softens the horizontal lines that form when you raise your eyebrows by relaxing the frontalis muscle. It suits adults with visible forehead lines who want a smoother look while keeping brow movement. At Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon the forehead counts as one wrinkle area, with a first-visit price of ₩3,000 using Korean toxin (VAT excluded).

₩3,000 1 area · first visit · VAT excl.

⏱ About 10 minutes

☁ Usually no downtime

♡ Often 3–4 months

✦ Korean toxin

Forehead Botox at Daybeau Clinic, Seomyeon, Busan – first visit from ₩3,000. Forehead Botox softens horizontal lines by relaxing the frontalis muscle while keeping brow movement. The forehead counts as one wrinkle area: ₩3,000 on a first visit with Korean toxin (VAT excluded).
At a glance
Target muscle Frontalis (brow-raising muscle)
Product Korean botulinum toxin type A
Treatment time About 10 minutes
Downtime Usually none
Onset Typically 3–7 days; review around 2 weeks
Longevity Often around 3–4 months
First-visit price ₩3,000 (forehead = 1 area, VAT excl.)

How forehead Botox works

The frontalis is the only muscle that lifts the eyebrows. Each time you raise your brows it folds the forehead skin into horizontal lines. Small, evenly spaced toxin injections reduce the strength of this muscle so lines look smoother. Because the frontalis also supports brow position, forehead treatment needs careful dosing.

Brow heaviness: the main risk to know

If the frontalis is relaxed too much, or treated too low, the brows can feel heavy or sit slightly lower for a few weeks. People who already have low-set brows or hooded upper lids, or who rely on their forehead to keep their eyes open, may be at higher risk. The physician assesses your brow position and may suggest a lighter dose, injection points kept higher on the forehead, or a staged approach.

Combining forehead and glabella

The frown muscles between the brows (glabella) pull the brows down, while the frontalis pulls them up. Treating the forehead alone can leave the downward pull unopposed, which is one reason forehead and glabella are often treated together for balance. Each counts as a separate area. You can read about all expression-line areas on wrinkle Botox , and about crow's feet on eye wrinkle Botox .

Alternatives for forehead lines

Etched-in lines that remain at rest may need additional texture work, such as skin Botox or fine-line treatments . A flat or hollow forehead is a volume concern and is assessed separately. See all toxin options on the Botox hub .

Aftercare

Avoid pressing or massaging the forehead, wearing tight headbands or caps and lying flat for a few hours. Skip saunas and intense exercise for about a day.

✦ GENTLE TECHNIQUE

Wrinkle Botox areas

Forehead, glabella, nose bridge or eyes.

✦ FINE LINES

Fine lines treatment

Care for finer lines that stay at rest.

Forehead Botox FAQ

  • Can forehead Botox make my eyebrows droop?

    Yes, it can happen if the brow-lifting muscle is over-relaxed or injected too low, especially in people with low brows or hooded lids. It is temporary and is reduced by careful assessment, conservative dosing and keeping injections higher on the forehead.

  • Should I treat my forehead and frown lines together?

    Often, yes. The frown muscles pull the brows down while the forehead muscle lifts them, so treating both can keep the brows balanced. At Daybeau Seomyeon the forehead and glabella are each priced as one wrinkle area (₩3,000 each on a first visit, VAT excluded).

  • How much is forehead Botox at Daybeau Seomyeon?

    The forehead counts as one wrinkle Botox area. The first-visit price with Korean toxin is ₩3,000, excluding VAT, after a consultation with the medical team.

  • When will I see results from forehead Botox?

    Most people notice smoother forehead movement within 3–7 days, with the full effect around two weeks. Results commonly last around 3–4 months, depending on dose and muscle strength.

Medically reviewed by the Daybeau Seomyeon medical team · Last reviewed October 2026 · Individual results vary.