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Micro Botox is short for Microdroplet Botulinium Toxin injections (also known as Baby Botox or intradermal Botox) is a skin rejuvenation technique where very small, diluted doses of botulinum toxin (like Botox, Dysport, or Xeomin) are injected into the superficial layers of the skin, rather than the muscles that control facial expressions. This treatment aims to refine skin texture, minimise pores, and reduce fine lines without causing muscle paralysis or altering facial expressions
Unlike conventional Botox face injections, which are used to relax the muscles of facial expression, Micro Botox targets the superficial layer of the skin and tiny muscles around the pores and sweat glands. After micro Botox, pores shrink and skin becomes tighter and less oily, giving the smooth and flawless “Glass Skin” aka “Baby Skin” appearance. The skin tightness seen after microbotox injections is known as the “dermalift” effect.
Micro Botox works by:
Pores are tiny openings in the skin that allow sweat and oil to escape, and they are surrounded by sebaceous glands that produce sebum to keep the skin moisturised. When these glands become overactive, or as skin ages and loses elasticity, pores can appear larger and more noticeable. Enlarged pores, aka “open pores”, are often seen in individuals with oily, acne-prone skin types and often co-exist with active acne and acne scars.
While the most popular target area is the T-zone (forehead & cheeks), Micro Botox is also effective for:
Treatment indications for Micro-Botox include
Known on social media as “glass skin,” “mirror skin,” or “baby skin”,- this refers to clear, blemish-free, poreless and glowing skin that needs minimal make-up or filters. Often seen in Korean Celebrities and beauty influencers, their secret is revealed: Micro Botox.
Together with PicoSure Laser and Juvelook skinbooster, Micro-Botox is the last piece of the puzzle for celebrity skin
Treatments of Micro Botox can help:
1. Personalised Skin Assessment
We will examine your skin texture, pore size and oil levels. We’ll also assess your suitability for Micro Botox and design a treatment map targeting your concerns.
2. Cleansing & Numbing
Your skin will be cleansed thoroughly, and a numbing cream will be applied for 15–20 minutes.
3. Micro Injection
Using a very fine needle or microinjector device, we will deliver micro-droplets of diluted Botox into the skin’s surface in a grid-like pattern. Micro-Botox is often performed together with JuveLook skinboosters and Picosure Laser. This takes around 10-15 minutes.
4. Post-Treatment Care
There’s little to no downtime. You may experience slight redness or tiny bumps immediately after, which resolve within a few hours.
Aftercare tips:
5. Results
Improvements can be seen in 3–5 days, with full effects at 1–2 weeks. Skin appears:
Because the Botox is diluted and spread across a wider surface area, the amount of units required for this procedure is different from other Botox procedures.
Treatment Area | Typical Units |
Full face | 15-20 Botox units |
Full face + neck | 20-30 Botox units |
Your treatment plan will be adjusted based on your pore size and skin oiliness thickness.
Micro Botox is well tolerated and safe when performed by trained doctors. Because the injections are shallow and doses are low, the risk of muscle weakness or frozen expression is minimal.
Possible side effects include:
Note: These risks apply to all Botox treatments. To minimise any complications, it’s important to have your treatment done by a doctor who has experience tailoring procedures based on Botox micro-dosages.
Our Medical Directors, Dr Bernard Tan and Dr Hoe Ying Min, bring over 20 years of experience in non-surgical aesthetic treatments, with a keen eye for detail and a commitment to natural-looking results.
Schedule a consultation with us and find out if Micro Botox is right for you.
Yes, MicroBotox works well when combined with Laser and skinbooster treatments
No, clients can resume normal activity right away
Yes, as the treatment has different targets and outcomes, Botox treatment of the face is still required
No, micro Botox does not help resurface acne scars, and treatments such as fractional CO2 laser are required