How many units of Botox are generally used around the eyes?

The amount of botox given to you e. g. for crows feet is within the normal dose range (10-15 units) for the area. The amount of botox given will vary from person to person. The reason: The amount of muscle that is present is different from person to person - more muscle requires more botox. I would recommend to book a consultation with a plastic surgeon. Hope this helps.

Thank you for sharing your question about Botox. The units required to effectively treat the crow’s feet vary from person to person and largely depend on the severity of the lines around the eyes. On average, I inject 8-10 units of Botox at 3 injection points around each eye. Some patients need more or less depending on their specific anatomy. In general, I recommend treating the crow’s feet in tandem with the glabella and forehead for a more complete reduction of fine lines. For more information about Botox, please schedule a consultation with a board-certified specialist who is experienced with Botox injections.

Typically 9-12 units of Botox are used given from 3 injection points, per side, to improve the appearance of crow's feet. 

Thanks for your question. It really depends where around the eye you are referring to. In general any given area should start with about 20 units. Many nervous patients wish to start with less, but if you do not give a correct dose you will not see a difference and think the product has failed. while too much is no good , too little will just waste your time. I recommend you see the practice of a board certified PS. Beware of fantastic botox deals. You will want to know how your botox is diluted and how many units you are getting.Best wishes. 

Thank you for your question.On average ,we use 20-25 units of Botox around the eyes( "Crow's feet") to achieve full natural effect for 3-4 months. You might require more but I would start with 20 units( 10 units per side) and evaluate results in 2 weeks. If you need some touch ups , than your provider can ALWAYS add more. 

Thank you for your question. The average number of units used for improving crow's feet is often 12-24 units. It does depend on individual anatomy. I hope this helps. Best wishes. 

Assuming you are referring to peri-orbital lines on the sides of the eyes, otherwise known as Crow's feet, I typically recommend a total of 20-24 units between both sides (10-12 on each side) for maximum improvement. You may be able to get away with less but may want to come back for more once you can evaluate the results 3-7 days following treatment.

The amount of Botox needed to treat an area can vary by individual.  I would say in most cases, about 20-25 units of Botox would be used to treat the area around the eyes.  There are some instances when less may be used however.  

Thank
you for your question. Typically a patient wanting to smooth the crow’s feet
area would require between 10-15 units per side. This is an average dose and
depends on the patients muscles in the area as well as the results they are
looking for. I recommend having a consultation with an expert injector to
determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!

Botox can be used for treating wrinkles on the lower eyelids as well as the crow's feet creases on the outside of the eyes. How much Botox is needed depends on how many crow's feet creases you have. If you're young and have only a couple of crow's feet creases on either side, you may need only 4 units for both sides together. However, for older patients who have developed more wrinkles involving a larger area, more Botox can be necessary. At a certain point, when the crow's feet creases run into parallel cheek creases, it's best not to use Botox for crow's feet creases without combining it with laser resurfacing of the face. The only way to know how much Botox you need is to consult with a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon.