Anti-wrinkle injections are applied to the upper face to treat:
Crow’s feet lines, which arise from squinting and smiling, are visible at the sides of the eyes.
Forehead lines are typically only noticeable in younger people when frowning, but they grow more as we age.
Frown lines are the vertical lines between the brows. Patients frequently complain that these bold lines make them appear cross even when they are not. Both male and female patients benefit from injections to soften the appearance of the face.
Bunny lines appear to crease, running between the brows across the bridge of the nose. They are the lines that develop when your nose is wrinkled in a bunny-like manner. These lines fail to reappear as the skin ages, giving an older-looking appearance.

Anti-wrinkle injections are applied to the lower face to treat:
Gummy smile: Some people may find that too much of their gum shows when they smile; this is especially typical on the top palate. This is known medically as excessive gingival display. There are several techniques you can use to fix this. The most popular method nowadays to prevent the muscles in the area from pulling the lip upward is to weaken and soften them.
Chin: The form of the face frequently seems twisted if the chin is set back (receded). The procedure may aid in reducing tension in the chin-retractor muscles. This softens the profile and gives the appearance of being more naturally at ease. Because of its loss of elasticity and the influence of gravity, the skin of the lower face starts to droop naturally as we age.
Jawline: Injections into the Platysma, which is behind the jaw muscles, can assist in minimising sagging and drooping of the jawline by relaxing the muscles there.
Marionette lines: extending downward from the lip are lines. This can be treated with a toxin and dermal fillers together. To assist the skin in rising back up, the toxin will relax the muscles that are pulling it downward. Dermal Fillers may be required to aid the deeper folds further.