Botulinum toxin photographs cover several different concerns, including expression lines and the appearance of the lower face. Start with the treatment area and the exact description supplied by the clinic. A forehead comparison should not be read in the same way as a masseter or jawline comparison. When a story combines toxin with filler or another procedure, keep that combination in mind rather than crediting every visible difference to one injection.

16 stories and comparisons from 7 clinics. 16 stories are from clinics in Seoul. The case pages identify the provider and the treatment or combination shown.

For expression lines, check whether both photographs show the same movement, such as raising the eyebrows or smiling. For jawline views, compare head angle and whether the jaw is clenched. A relaxed after photograph and an expressive before photograph are not equivalent views of the same feature. For calf comparisons, check that leg posture and camera angle are comparable.

An angled close-up shows the lines beside the outer corner of the eye. The eye is masked in the original panel; expression and skin creasing should be read together.

Suitability, risks and recovery are decided by the clinic's doctor at consultation.

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