Injectables
Enhance your natural features with expertly performed Botox, dermal fillers, and advanced injectable treatments.
Botox relaxes targeted facial muscles to soften dynamic lines and, in some areas, ease muscle tension — with results typically visible within days and lasting several months. Dosing and placement are tailored to your facial movement pattern at consultation, not applied as a fixed package.
Forehead Botox — softens horizontal forehead lines caused by repeated expression.
Cat Eye Botox — a subtle lift at the outer brow and eye corner for a more open, lifted look.
Lip Flip Botox — relaxes the muscle above the upper lip for a subtle flip effect without adding filler volume.
Jaw Muscle (Masseter) Botox — slims a square jawline and can ease jaw tension from teeth-grinding — one of the highest-demand specific Botox terms in Abu Dhabi.
Baby Botox — a lighter, micro-dose approach for subtle, natural-looking movement rather than a fully frozen result.
Nose Botox — softens ‘bunny lines’ that appear across the nose when scrunched.
Sweat Control Botox (Hyperhidrosis) — medically reduces excessive underarm, palm or sole sweating for patients with hyperhidrosis.
Gummy Smile Botox — reduces visible gum show when smiling by relaxing the lip-elevating muscle.
Hand Botox — addresses excess hand sweating or fine tension-related concerns, assessed individually.
Dermal fillers add volume, contour or hydration using hyaluronic-acid and other medically approved products, selected for the specific area and goal — not a single product used everywhere.
Lip Filler — adds volume and definition to the lips.
Cheek Filler — restores mid-face volume for a softer, more lifted contour.
Jawline Filler — sharpens and defines the jawline contour.
Chin Filler — improves chin projection and facial balance.
Under-Eye Filler — corrects hollowing in the tear trough area.
Bikini Area Filler — an intimate-area filler treatment offered discreetly — see also our Women’s Intimate Treatments page.
Hand Filler — restores lost volume in the back of the hands for a smoother, more youthful appearance.
Body Filler — targets volume loss or contour concerns on the body beyond the face.
For patients focused on skin quality rather than volume or movement, we offer regenerative treatments that work with the skin’s own repair processes over a course of sessions.
Skin Boosters — micro-injections of hydrating, skin-quality-boosting formulas such as Profhilo.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) — uses your own concentrated plasma to stimulate the skin’s natural rejuvenation response.
Mesotherapy — delivers a tailored blend of vitamins and actives directly into the skin.
Collagen Stimulation Treatments — biostimulator injections such as Sculptra that gradually rebuild the skin’s own collagen.
Skin Hydration Treatments — deep-hydration injectable protocols for skin that looks dull, tight or dehydrated.
Hands show age in ways the face often doesn’t — volume loss, prominent veins and tendons, and sun damage are the most common concerns. Because hand treatments draw on the same injectable, laser and skin techniques used on the face, we treat them as part of this service rather than a separate one. Every hand treatment we offer is listed below in full.
Hand Botox — reduces excess sweating or fine tension in the hands.
Hand Filler — restores lost volume for a smoother, less vein-prominent appearance.
Anti-Aging Hand Treatments — a combined approach — filler, skin boosters and/or pigmentation care — to address volume loss, texture and sun damage together. (For skin concerns on the hands such as warts or eczema, see our Dermatology page.)
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Botox results typically last a few months before muscle activity gradually returns, which is why most patients return for maintenance treatments on a regular cycle — your practitioner will confirm a schedule based on your results.
Botox relaxes muscles to soften movement-related lines, while fillers add volume to areas that have lost structure — the two are often used together but treat different concerns.
It’s a lower-volume but growing request — patients typically ask for it once they’ve already had facial treatments and want their hands to match.
