Expression Lines
Soften selected dynamic lines while preserving natural facial movement and expression.
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Anti-ageing and injectable treatments can address dynamic wrinkles, facial volume change, contour imbalance and gradual loss of skin firmness. BOME's English site presents fillers, Botox, collagen-stimulating injectables and other injectable treatments as personalised, doctor-led options selected according to facial anatomy, skin condition and ageing pattern.
The aim is not to make every face look the same. Product, dose, injection depth and placement should support the patient's own facial structure and movement.
BOME's official philosophy emphasises natural, balanced and long-lasting satisfaction rather than short-term overcorrection. Its English site describes conservative, anatomy-based treatment planning for fillers and injectables.
A consultation may identify one main concern or several related changes. Treatment should remain proportional to the individual face.
Soften selected dynamic lines while preserving natural facial movement and expression.
Restore support in carefully selected areas where ageing has reduced visible volume.
Refine proportions of the forehead, cheeks, chin, jawline or other facial areas.
Use biostimulatory options for gradual improvement in firmness, elasticity and structure.
The subpages below reflect injectable and anti-ageing treatments presented on BOME's English reference site. Exact product availability should still be reconfirmed before publication and booking.
Neuromodulator treatment planned for selected expression lines such as the forehead, glabella or eye area while aiming to preserve natural movement.
Targeted neuromodulator treatment for masseter-related lower-face width or jaw tension, depending on diagnosis and anatomy.
Filler treatment planned to support facial proportion, contour definition and structural balance without excessive volume.
Durable filler options considered for deeper volume support and contour definition where longevity is an important planning factor.
Hyaluronic-acid filler treatment selected according to skin texture, wrinkle depth and facial movement for soft, natural-looking correction.
Carefully placed filler designed to improve selected forehead contour concerns while maintaining harmony with the brows and upper face.
A biostimulatory injectable designed to support gradual collagen production, firmness and longer-term facial structure improvement.
Collagen-supporting injectable care considered for gradual volume improvement, skin quality and selected facial contour concerns.
This comparison is a general planning guide. Product choice, dose, placement and expected duration vary by patient.
| Option | Main purpose | How it works | Result pattern | Planning note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wrinkle Botox | Dynamic expression lines | Reduces selected muscle activity | Gradual onset over days | Dose should preserve natural expression. |
| Jawline Botox | Masseter-related lower-face width | Reduces targeted muscle activity | Gradual contour change | Not suitable for every broad jawline. |
| Hyaluronic-acid fillers | Volume, contour and line support | Adds structured gel support | Immediate visible correction with settling | Product elasticity should match the area. |
| Long-lasting fillers | Extended structural support | Durable filler formulation | Longer maintenance interval may be possible | Conservative planning remains essential. |
| Sculptra | Collagen stimulation | Biostimulatory injectable | Progressive change over time | Often planned as a course. |
| Juvelook Volume | Gradual volume and skin quality | Collagen-supporting injectable | Progressive, natural-looking improvement | Protocol depends on area and goal. |
The dermatologist reviews facial proportions, movement, volume distribution, skin quality and previous treatments.
Neuromodulator, filler or collagen stimulator is selected according to the treatment target and anatomy.
Placement, depth, quantity and symmetry are adjusted to support a balanced and conservative result.
Patients receive aftercare guidance and may be advised when review or maintenance is appropriate.

Injectable treatment should follow medical assessment. Previous procedures and health information can materially change the plan.
Exact advice depends on facial anatomy, product, dose and treatment history.
Botox-type neuromodulators reduce selected muscle activity, while fillers provide volume or structural support. They address different concerns and are sometimes combined when clinically appropriate.
Overcorrection is not inevitable. Conservative product selection, appropriate volume and anatomy-based placement are intended to preserve natural proportions.
Duration varies by product, area, dose, metabolism, facial movement and treatment type. Neuromodulators, hyaluronic-acid fillers and biostimulators have different timelines.
No. They are generally used for collagen-supporting or biostimulatory effects and tend to produce more gradual change than conventional immediate-volume fillers.
Temporary swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising may occur. Some filler and biostimulatory treatments can cause more noticeable swelling than small-dose neuromodulator treatment.
Travel timing should be discussed before treatment. Swelling, bruising, follow-up needs and rare complications should be considered when scheduling flights.
Send clear photographs, your main concern, previous injectable history and preferred visit date. Final product and treatment selection should follow dermatologist assessment.