Botox consultation in Business Bay

Botox in Dubai, planned around how your face moves

A careful consultation looks at movement, facial balance, medical context, and the change you want—before any treatment is considered.

Consultation discussing facial movement and Botox treatment planning in Dubai
Expression-led assessmentA plan should begin with how your face moves—not a one-size-fits-all pattern.
Movement assessment

How expression lines are assessed

Lines that appear as facial muscles move may be discussed differently from lines visible at rest. Your clinician compares both before recommending an approach.

Swipe through the areas
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Forehead

Horizontal lines that appear when the brows lift.

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Between the brows

Frown lines created by repeated muscle contraction.

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Eye area

Crow’s feet that become visible when smiling.

At a glance

Botox: the essentials before you book

Botox is a prescription treatment. A clinician must assess whether it is suitable for your concern, health context, and expectations.

Patient discussing appearance goals during an aesthetic consultation at Mahan Polyclinic
A plan starts with context

Your concern, facial movement, and routine are part of the conversation before a recommendation is made.

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Consultation first

Goals, facial movement, medical context, and suitability are considered before treatment.

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30–45 minute visit

The visit length depends on the assessment, areas discussed, and individual plan.

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Changes within days

Initial changes may begin within the first few days and develop during the first week.

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Often 4–6 months

Duration varies by person, treatment area, dose, and individual response.

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Usually little downtime

Many patients return to normal routines, following their clinician’s personal aftercare advice.

Individual timing and results vary. The clinician confirms suitability, expected benefit, limitations, and aftercare for your own plan.

Clinician assessing forehead and eyebrow movement during a Botox consultation
Assessment at rest and in movement helps separate muscle-led lines from concerns that may need a different approach.

Choosing the right approach

When Botox may fit—and when it may not

Botox is primarily discussed for selected lines created by muscle movement. It does not replace lost volume or directly improve skin hydration and texture.

Often discussed for

  • Movement-led forehead lines
  • Frown lines between the brows
  • Crow’s feet around the eyes
  • A measured, refreshed-looking change

May need another approach

  • Replacing lost facial volume
  • Improving skin hydration or texture
  • Treating every type of line
  • A result that is identical for every face
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Patient results

Botox before and after: real clinic cases

Explore selected clinic-supplied Botox comparisons. They show individual outcomes and help frame a realistic consultation—not predict one standard result.

Need a tailored answer?

Begin with a facial movement assessment

Share the area you are concerned about and the kind of change you hope to discuss.

Your consultation journey

Before, during and after your visit

Each stage gives you space to ask questions and decide whether treatment feels right for you.

  1. Clinician discussing facial movement and a Botox treatment plan
    Movement-led discussion
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    Before: consultation & movement assessment

    You explain the change you are considering. The clinician observes your expression at rest and in movement and reviews relevant medical context.

  2. Sterile preparation for an injectable treatment
    Clinical preparation
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    During: an agreed treatment plan

    You receive a clear explanation of suitable areas, expected degree of change, limitations, timing, and alternatives where relevant.

  3. Mahan Polyclinic reception in Business Bay, Dubai
    Clear next steps
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    After: individual aftercare

    If treatment is suitable and you choose to proceed, the clinician follows the agreed plan and gives written, individual aftercare guidance.

Suitability & safety

Important details to share with your clinician

Botox is not suitable for everyone. A full consultation is necessary before treatment, including a discussion of relevant health information and possible side effects.

  • Discuss pregnancy or breastfeeding, infection near a proposed treatment area, allergies, neuromuscular conditions, current medicines, and previous botulinum toxin treatment.
  • Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness, or headache can occur. Eyelid or brow droop is also a recognised possible effect.
  • Follow the clinician’s written aftercare rather than generic online instructions, because advice may differ with your individual plan.

Urgent: Seek urgent medical attention for difficulty swallowing, speaking, or breathing after treatment.

This page provides general information and does not replace an individual medical consultation.

Sterile treatment tray prepared for a botulinum-toxin consultation
Sterile clinical preparationQuestions about medicines, suitability, or aftercare belong in your consultation.

Care at Mahan

A clinic team that starts with context

DHA-registered doctors · More than 40 years of combined experience. Your visit starts with a conversation about suitability, expectations, and a plan that feels right for you.

Meet the Mahan clinic
Dr. Tajpour at Mahan Polyclinic
Dr. Tajpour
Co-Founder
Dr. Rezapour at Mahan Polyclinic
Dr. Rezapour
Co-Founder and General Manager

Questions, answered

Botox FAQs

Useful general information first; a clinician can then make it specific to you.

Will Botox make me look frozen?

The degree of change depends on the areas treated, the plan, and individual response. A movement assessment helps the clinician discuss a measured approach that respects your facial expression, although no specific result can be guaranteed.

Is Botox the same as dermal filler?

No. Botox reduces selected muscle activity and is usually discussed for movement-led lines. Dermal fillers add volume or structural support. A consultation helps identify which approach, if either, matches your concern.

When might I notice a change?

Initial changes may begin within a few days and commonly develop during the first week. The timing and degree of response vary between people and treatment areas.

How long can the result last?

For common facial treatment areas, the effect is often around four to six months. Some people or areas may experience a shorter or longer duration, so follow-up is planned individually.

Is there downtime or special aftercare?

Many people return to usual routines with little downtime. Mild redness, swelling, or bruising can occur. Your clinician will give aftercare instructions based on your treatment and medical context.

Who may not be suitable for treatment?

Suitability requires clinical assessment. Tell the clinician about pregnancy or breastfeeding, infection at the proposed area, allergies, neuromuscular conditions, medicines, and previous botulinum toxin treatment.

How do I arrange a consultation?

Use the enquiry form, message the clinic on WhatsApp, or call. A coordinator replies during clinic hours, 11 AM–8 PM, closed Thursday.

Clinical information sources

Evidence behind this page

General treatment information was checked against current official product and hospital guidance. Sources accessed August 2026.

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