How Much Botox Should Be Injected Around the Nose to Get Rid of the "Bunny Lines"?

Most of the time, bunny lines can be treated very easily with about 2-5 units of Botox or Xeomin on each side. This treatment will usually last for about three to four months. 

Hi, Thank you for your post. It usually it only takes 2-4 units to get rid of bunny lines. Make sure you see an expert injector for the best results. 

Just a few units can correct bunny lines on the nose, and they can be placed at the sides. To determine the exact amount please see an experienced injector. 

This would require 2-4 units of Botox to be injected on each side of the nose, it would last you 3-4 months. Seek an experienced reputable injector to provide the result you wish to achieve 

Best of luck 

Depending on the severity of the bunny lines, I typically start out with 2-2.5 units of Botox on each side. I then have the patient return in 2 weeks to follow up. If more is needed then I give it at that time. Rarely would more than 5 Units be needed per side.

I use 2.5 units per side for a total of 5 units to treat the bunny lines for the initial treatment.  If the lines are not improved or the Botox wears off before 3 months, then the dose can be slightly increased.  

 

I hope this helps.   

The dosing will depend on the strength and size of your muscle, but a typical dose will be 2.5-5 units per side, for a total of 5-10 units.  

I generally do 2-3 units per side of the nose, and sometimes 2-3 units on the top of the nose too, depends on the nature and strength of the muscles. ~ Dr. Benjamin Barankin, Toronto Dermatology Centre.

This is an easy area to treat and typically responds beautifully. I typically use just a few units to the affected areas for bunny lines and see excellent results with no side effects.

I would recommend injection only by a properly licensed board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon.

 

Typically, 2 to 3 units per side are enough to treat bunny lines but the dose is dependent on the size and strength of the muscles involved.