Body Botox temporarily reduces activity in overdeveloped muscles to help create a smoother, slimmer body contour. Muscle size and movement patterns in areas such as the trapezius, calves, and upper arms are assessed, and the dose is customized accordingly.
DESIGN POINT
1MUSCLE
Reduces Activity in Overdeveloped Muscles
2LINE
Refines the Trapezius, Calves & Upper Arms
3BALANCE
Considers Left-Right Balance & Overall Silhouette
4CUSTOM
Customized Dosing Based on Muscle Size by Area
Temporarily reduces nerve signaling to targeted muscles, helping decrease excessive muscle activity and bulk.
Step 01.
Reduced Nerve Signaling
Temporarily reduces nerve signaling to targeted muscles
to help decrease excessive muscle movement.
Step 02.
Reduced Muscle Activity
Reduces repetitive muscle activity to help relax overused muscles.
Step 03.
Reduced Muscle Bulk
Helps reduce bulk in developed muscles such as the trapezius and calves to refine the overall body contour.
Body Botox can be tailored to areas where overdeveloped muscles affect the body contour.

For those looking to create a lighter, more refined upper-body contour
For those concerned about prominent lower-body muscles and seeking a slimmer contour
For those concerned about prominent arm muscles developed through exercise.
For those looking to refine the neck and shoulder line before a wedding or photoshoot

Treatment is customized by area based on clinical experience with botulinum toxin and detailed anatomical understanding.
Physician Education & Academic Activities
Drawing on his clinical experience with Botox treatments, Dr. Jeongwoo Lee takes part in physician education, sharing knowledge of related techniques and treatment methods.
Anatomy-Based Injection Design
Injection points and depth are planned according to the muscle anatomy of each area.
Customized Dosing, Not Fixed Units
The dose is carefully determined according to muscle size and movement.
Precise Targeting of the Intended Muscles
Treatment focuses on the intended muscles while minimizing unnecessary exposure to surrounding areas.
Refines body contours by reducing activity in overdeveloped muscles, with the product selected according to treatment goals.
Area-Specific Dosing
Dosing is adjusted according to the size of areas such as the trapezius, calves, and upper arms.
A Different Approach from Body Collagen Treatments
Focuses on reducing muscle bulk and refining contours rather than improving skin firmness.
A Relatively Low-Commitment Treatment
A treatment that can be considered for body contouring with relatively lower cost and treatment burden.
Extensive Clinical Experience & Data
A widely used treatment with extensive clinical experience and accumulated data.
Product Selection Based on Treatment Goals
Botulinum toxin products are selected according to the treatment area, goals, and individual characteristics.
Key information to know before treatment at a glance.
From assessment to treatment, every step is carefully tailored to the individual.
Review pre-treatment precautions, post-treatment progress, and proper aftercare at a glance.
Take the time to understand your treatment and get your questions answered, so you can feel more confident and satisfied with your results.
“Water-tox” (mul-tox in Korean) is used with two different meanings, depending on the clinic.
One is a gentle glass-skin peel that uses PHA (polyhydroxy acid) to smooth away dead skin cells and add hydration.
The other is a colloquial name for Botox that has been heavily diluted, so the number of units actually injected is small.
So rather than going by the name, it’s important to check what the treatment actually is — and, if it is Botox, how many units are being injected.
Botox often comes as a powder that is diluted with saline before use, so what matters is how many units were actually injected, not simply how many cc you received.
If the price seems unusually low, it’s worth checking not only the product but also the number of units actually injected and the area treated.
Products differ in their manufacturing process, protein composition, clinical data and more. In the past, many people preferred imported products because of concerns about resistance, but Korean products have since advanced — for example, by reducing unnecessary proteins — so there are now more options to choose from.
Imported products also come from various countries, including the US, Germany and the UK, so rather than choosing on price alone, it’s best to consider your treatment goals and each product’s characteristics.
It’s possible. In particular, it’s best to avoid using larger doses than necessary or repeating treatments at intervals that are too short.
If resistance is a concern, it’s important to stick to an appropriate dose and treatment interval, not just to consider the product’s characteristics.
No. With Botox, accurately assessing the size, strength and location of the muscles and using only as much as needed matters more than injecting a lot.
Excessive doses can make expressions look unnatural or affect surrounding muscles, so the right number of units must be determined for each area.