Botox in Dubai

Botox with Dr Azra ranges from AED 200 for a gummy-smile correction to AED 3,700 for the full face (and AED 1,400 to AED 3,500 for therapeutic Botox for migraine or hyperhidrosis) depending on the treatment area, brand and units required. A standard upper face treatment (forehead + frown lines + crow’s feet) typically costs AED 700 to AED 1,500 for 40–60 units, depending on the brand (Korean toxin AED 700, Dysport AED 1,200, Allergan Botox AED 1,300, Xeomin AED 1,500). Full units and pricing guide →

3–6 months typically. Results appear in 3–14 days and reach full effect at 2 weeks. Duration depends on the area, units used, individual metabolism, and brand. Regular treatments may extend duration as muscles become conditioned over time.

All three are botulinum toxin type A that work by the same mechanism. Botox (Allergan) is the original and most widely known. Dysport (Galderma) has faster onset and broader spread. Xeomin (Merz) is a “naked” neurotoxin without complexing proteins. Dr Azra uses all three. Full comparison →

Most patients describe a brief pinch. Fine needles are used and the procedure is quick (15–30 minutes). No anaesthesia required. Ice or topical numbing can be applied if preferred. If you’re nervous about your first treatment, read our first-timer guide to Botox →

Preventative Botox can begin in the mid-to-late 20s for patients who notice early dynamic lines forming during expression. Most patients start in their late 20s to early 30s. Dr Azra assesses based on your muscle activity and skin — not just age. Ready to take the next step? Read our guide to your first Botox appointment →

Yes — they treat different concerns and are frequently combined. Botox relaxes muscles (dynamic wrinkles); fillers restore volume (static lines, contouring). Common combos: Botox forehead + cheek filler, masseter Botox + jawline filler. Botox also pairs well with Profhilo for skin quality alongside wrinkle smoothing. Full comparison →

Yes. Botulinum toxin has been used medically since the 1980s and cosmetically since the early 2000s. FDA-approved and CE-marked. All three brands (Botox, Dysport, Xeomin) have extensive safety records. Effects are temporary and wear off naturally. The key safety factor is the practitioner — always choose a DHA-licensed physician with specific injectable training.

Botox is well tolerated. The most common side effects are temporary and mild: bruising or redness at the injection site (resolves in 1–3 days), mild swelling, and occasional headache in the first 24 hours. Rare side effects include temporary eyelid heaviness (ptosis) if the toxin migrates — this resolves on its own within 2–4 weeks. Serious adverse events are extremely rare when treatment is performed by a qualified physician. Dr Azra uses precise injection mapping and conservative doses to minimise all risks. Aftercare guide →

Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours after Botox. High-intensity activity increases blood flow and raises body temperature, which can cause the toxin to migrate from the injection site before it has fully set. Light walking is fine immediately. You should also avoid lying flat, rubbing the treated area, or wearing tight headbands for the first 4 hours. Full aftercare instructions →

Most patients repeat treatment every 3–4 months initially. Over time, with consistent treatment, muscles become conditioned and results may extend to 5–6 months. Dr Azra recommends a review at 2 weeks after your first session, then scheduling your next appointment when you notice movement returning — typically at the 3-month mark. Waiting too long between sessions allows muscles to fully recover and can reduce the cumulative conditioning effect. Preventative Botox guide →

Yes. “Brotox” is increasingly popular in Dubai. Male patients typically need higher doses due to stronger facial muscles. Dr Azra adjusts technique and dosing for masculine anatomy to maintain natural expression.

Depends on the area and your muscle strength. Typical ranges: forehead 10–20, frown lines 15–25, crow’s feet 8–15/side, masseter 25–50/side. Complete units guide →

Not with proper technique and dosing. Dr Azra aims for natural results — softening lines while preserving expression. Baby Botox uses micro-doses for even subtler results. The “frozen” look comes from over-treatment. More myths debunked →

Look for a DHA-licensed physician (not a nurse or technician) with specific training in injectable aesthetics and at least 5–10 years of hands-on Botox experience. Ask which neuromodulator brands they use, how they determine dosing, and what their complication management protocol looks like. Check whether the doctor personally performs all injections or delegates to staff. Review before-and-after photos of their work and read verified patient reviews. Dr Azra Vaziri is DHA and DOH licensed with 20+ years of experience, uses all three neuromodulator brands, and performs every injection personally. About Dr Azra → · Full Botox doctor checklist → · Full aesthetic doctor guide →

Dr Azra Vaziri sees patients at two clinics: Prof Sakla Spanish Eye Clinic on Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, and — on Wednesdays — Louvre Medical Clinic in Abu Dhabi. Choose whichever is closer to you.