Botox prevents, reduces, and corrects the signs of aging on both the face and neck. Botulinum toxin treatments can also help if you suffer from bruxism, migraines, or excessive sweating. If you’re curious about Botox treatments, you can start with a free, no-obligation consultation.
Botox is often the best solution for preventing, reducing, and correcting wrinkles, fine lines, and other signs of aging. The treatment’s effectiveness is based on botulinum toxin’s ability to relax muscles. As the muscles that cause the skin to wrinkle or pull facial features downward relax, the signs of aging caused by muscle activity also diminish. The results of Botox treatment last 3–6 months. If you wish to maintain the results, the treatment can be repeated, for example, two or three times a year.
| Botox / micro-Botox / baby Botox | Price |
|---|---|
| Cosmetic Botox in conjunction with another procedure | €100 per area |
| 1 area | 270 € |
| 2 areas | 360 € |
| 3 areas | 450 € |
| 4 regions | 530 € |
| 5 regions | 590 € |
| Full-face Botox (~200 Botox units) | 790 € |
| 3 x 3 areas, 2-year term | 1200 € |
| 3 x 4 areas, 2-year term | 1400 € |
| 3 x 5 areas, 2-year term | 1500 € |
| 3 full-face Botox treatments, valid for 2 years | 1900 € |
One Botox treatment area is one of the following:
| Other cosmetic Botox treatments | Price |
|---|---|
| Masseter Botox (facial slimming) | 500 € |
| Nefertiti Lift / Botox Facelift | 500 € |
| Barbie Botox / Traptox | 420 € |
| Medical Botox treatments | Price |
|---|---|
| Doctor's appointment (prescription) | 90 € |
| Injection fee, includes procedure, does not include medication | 290 € |
| Botulinum toxin treatment for bruxism, including procedure and medication (Dysport 300U) | 490 € |
| Botulinum toxin treatment for bruxism, including procedure and medication (Botox 100U) | 520 € |
| Botulinum toxin treatment for migraines, including procedure and medication (Botox 200U) | 690 € |
| Botulinum toxin treatment for excessive sweating, including procedure and medication (Botox 200U) | 690 € |
| Cosmetic Botox during the same visit | €100 per area |
Ville Männistö performed a classic Botox treatment on the client. The lines on the forehead smoothed out, the outer corners of the eyes opened up, and the overall appearance of the face was refreshed.
Botox can also be used to subtly alter the shape of the lips. This Botox lip flip treatment was performed by aesthetic nurse Essi Ojala.
Horizontal forehead lines may sometimes require two or three moderate botulinum toxin treatments to smooth out. surgeon Männistö is responsible for this change.
The "Sibelius wrinkle" is one of the most common reasons for treatment. After the Botox treatment performed by Ville, the client couldn't furrow her brows no matter how hard she tried.
Are you considering Botox treatment? You can book an appointment directly for Botox treatment or start with a free, no-obligation consultation. The consultation can also be conducted using photos.
Cosmetic botulinum toxin treatments are suitable for women and men over the age of 18.
“There’s practically no upper age limit. People of all ages come to my practice. The oldest among them are over 80,” says Ville Männistö.
A botulinum toxin treatment begins with a thorough consultation and treatment planning. The injection itself takes only a few minutes. The treatment is well tolerated and virtually painless. Any discomfort is comparable to an insect bite.
Botox treatment always begins with a thorough consultation. You can book a free, no-obligation consultation even before you’re sure you want to proceed with the treatment. The consultation provides time and space for those considering treatment. During the consultation, you can ask questions, share your wishes, and meet our professionals. We will also ensure during the consultation that there are no contraindications for botulinum toxin treatment (pregnancy, breastfeeding, neuromuscular disorders).
A separate consultation visit is not required. All Botox patients are consulted with before the procedure in any case, and if it is determined during the appointment that the procedure will not be performed, the Botox appointment automatically becomes a free consultation.
Before your very first Botox treatment, a separate consultation may be your best option. If you’ve had Botox treatments before, you can simply book an appointment for the treatment itself.
After the initial consultation, it’s time to proceed with the procedure. The skin in the treatment area is cleaned, and then the doctor, surgeon nurse marks the treatment area on the skin.
Botox is injected into the target muscles—or, in the case of Microbotox treatment, into the skin—using an extremely fine needle. The procedure takes an average of 5–15 minutes.
After the Botox treatment, the marks drawn on the skin are wiped away. Arnica ointment can be applied to the skin to help prevent redness and bruising.
Local swelling at the injection sites often appears as small bumps. These subside immediately, usually within the first hour. Redness of the skin may occur, and in rare cases, a bruise may form at the injection site.
After Botox, the client can return to their daily routine. However, saunas and strenuous physical activity should be avoided for the first couple of days. You should remain upright for 4–6 hours. Others will not be able to tell that you’ve had the treatment. Botox is a true lunchtime treatment.
All aftercare instructions are reviewed verbally during the appointment. The client also receives written aftercare instructions.
Botox begins to work immediately after the procedure, but the results appear gradually over time. The first results are usually visible and noticeable after about four days, and the full effect is reached 2–4 weeks after treatment.
Muscles begin to respond to botulinum toxin at different rates. For this reason, the treated area may look slightly different each day during the first couple of weeks. Minor asymmetries are also possible at first.
During the first couple of weeks, the treated area often feels tight and heavy. Patience is key: results will be visible and assessable no sooner than two weeks after the procedure.
The effects of Botox are always temporary. Generally, the results last anywhere from three months to six months. The effects fade in the same way they appear: gradually and incrementally, and not necessarily at exactly the same rate across all treated areas.
The dosage is directly proportional to the duration of the treatment results. The results of botulinum toxin treatment administered at the maximum dose last longer than those achieved with a moderate dosage. On the other hand, the maximum dose may feel and look a bit heavy during the first few weeks, especially on the forehead. Very carefully administered Botox produces extremely natural but also quite short-lived results.
“It’s important that you tell me what results you’re hoping for. The results of Botox treatment can be tailored to a great extent by adjusting the dosage.” (Surgeon Ville Männistö)
When administered by an experienced professional, botulinum toxin is a safe medication. You can also try botulinum toxin treatment with peace of mind, as the effects of the medication are always temporary. If the treatment is not repeated, the treated area will return to its natural state within a few months. If you are satisfied with the results and wish to maintain them, the procedure can be repeated, for example, two or three times a year.
Botox cannot produce permanent results. Of course, it is possible that with regular Botox treatments, the muscles will get used to being relaxed. When you haven’t been able to furrow your brow for years due to regular botulinum toxin treatments, the tendency to furrow your brow may fade to the point where you no longer remember to do so even after stopping the treatments.
Botox treatments are not administered more frequently than every three months. This helps prevent so-called Botox resistance, which is when the body becomes resistant to botulinum toxin.
Botox can be used to gently lift the eyebrows and open up the eyes. However, a surgical brow lift and a Botox brow lift are not the same thing. Botox cannot remove excess tissue.
When lifting the eyebrows, a small amount of Botox is injected into the orbicularis oculi muscle surrounding the eye and/or between the eyebrows. As the downward-pulling muscles relax and the upward-lifting muscles remain active, the treated area lifts slightly.
If too much botulinum toxin is injected or if it is injected in the wrong places, it is certainly possible for the eyebrows to droop. However, when performed correctly, the treatment does not cause the eyebrows to droop. During the first few weeks, your forehead may feel and even look a little heavy. This does not mean that your eyebrows have drooped.

Are you considering Botox treatment? You can book an appointment directly for Botox treatment or start with a free, no-obligation consultation. The consultation can also be conducted using photos.
Many people associate botulinum toxin treatments primarily with aesthetics. However, botulinum toxin is first and foremost a prescription medication, and it is also used to treat various health conditions. Medical indications for Botox include, for example, bruxism, migraines, and excessive sweating. Medical botulinum toxin treatments are almost always preceded by a free consultation.
Bruxism is primarily treated with a mouthguard. If a mouthguard is not sufficient, the problem can be addressed with Botox. As a side effect of botulinum toxin treatment for the jaw muscles, the lower face may become slightly narrower.
Botox also helps with chronic migraines. Botulinum toxin reduces the release of neurotransmitters at nerve endings, which can help block the transmission of pain signals.
Excessive sweating is another common but often overlooked condition. Botox treatments can help when sweating in the armpits, palms, or face causes problems in daily life.
New medical applications for botulinum toxin are constantly being discovered. Ville Männistö has used botulinum toxin to treat conditions such as white finger, among others.
Bruxism, or teeth grinding and clenching, affects not only your teeth but also your overall well-being. Associated symptoms of teeth grinding include a wide range of pains, aches, and even fatigue. If left untreated, in the worst-case scenario, a person who grinds their teeth may even break their teeth.
Bruxism is primarily treated with a mouthguard, which protects the teeth from the damaging effects of grinding. However, a mouthguard does not always address the underlying problem, which is overactivity of the jaw muscles. Botox can provide significant relief when a mouthguard alone is not enough.
Bruxism often causes damage to the teeth. That is why it is a good idea to seek help from a dentist. Oral health professionals have unmatched expertise when it comes to comprehensive treatment for teeth grinding.
Ville Männistö of VM-estetiikka performs occlusal-physiological botulinum toxin treatments on a daily basis. He also conducts scientific research on occlusal-physiological botulinum toxin treatments. You can find his research in the PubMed database.
Botulinum toxin produces very good results in the preventive treatment of chronic migraine. Chronic migraine is defined as experiencing headaches on at least 15 days per month. Botulinum toxin treatment for migraine targets the muscles and nerve endings involved in the onset of migraine attacks.
In botulinum toxin treatment for migraines, Botox is injected into the muscles of the head, neck, and sometimes shoulders.
Botox not only relaxes the muscles but also blocks the transmission of pain signals. The number of migraine days decreases, as do the symptoms of migraine.
Botox does not cure migraines. However, it can reduce the release of pain-transmitting substances and soothe the nervous system, which has become hypersensitive to pain.
When treating migraines, Botox treatments are typically repeated every three months. The response to treatment varies from person to person, and not everyone finds that Botox helps with their migraines. It’s best to approach the first Botox treatment as a trial.
If you suffer from migraines, your botulinum toxin treatment is likely to be covered by Kela. We recommend that you start by scheduling an appointment with Dr. Laura Juopperi.
Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, is likely caused by regulatory disorders of the autonomic nervous system. Botox can provide significant relief from this problem. Botox is generally highly effective for underarm sweating. Sweating on the palms, feet, back, and scalp can also be controlled with botulinum toxin. Traditional micro-Botox is effective for facial sweating.
Anyone considering botulinum toxin treatment for excessive sweating should begin the process with a visit to a doctor. Before treating sweating with botulinum toxin, it is important to ensure that there are no underlying medical conditions causing the problem. If the sweating is caused by a systemic illness, the underlying condition must be treated first, and only then should the sweating symptoms be addressed.
Botox, or botulinum toxin, is highly effective for treating excessive underarm sweating. The medication paralyzes the sweat glands and blocks the nerves that trigger sweating. After treatment, underarm sweating stops almost completely for 3–6 months.
When treating excessive sweating, Botox is a medication covered by Kela. Kela coverage requires a diagnosis of excessive sweating by a doctor. For this reason, the treatment process begins with a doctor’s appointment.
When treating excessive sweating, Botox is injected under the skin, not into the muscle. The injections still feel uncomfortable. For this reason, the treatment area is numbed before the injections are administered. Botox treatment on the palms and soles of the feet is more painful than botulinum toxin treatment in other areas.
Allow 30–60 minutes for the topical anesthetic to take effect; the injection itself takes about 15 minutes.
Excessive facial sweating can cause significant inconvenience in daily life. Once underlying medical conditions causing the sweating have been ruled out and various home remedies have failed to provide relief, it may be worth trying microbotox treatment. Microbotox is administered directly into the skin, not the muscle. In addition to reducing sweating, it reduces oiliness and may shrink enlarged pores. At the same time, the skin’s surface becomes smoother, and fine lines and other imperfections are smoothed out.
Are you considering Botox treatment? You can book an appointment directly for Botox treatment or start with a free, no-obligation consultation. The consultation can also be conducted using photos.
Botulinum toxin, or Botox, treatment is a cosmetic or medical injection procedure in which type A botulinum toxin is injected into a muscle.
Common aesthetic indications for Botox treatment include facial wrinkles and other signs of aging. The most well-known medical indications include bruxism, migraines, and excessive sweating.
Treatment results are always temporary.
Botox, or botulinum toxin, blocks the release of a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine from the nerve ending. When the release of acetylcholine is blocked, the muscle treated with Botox does not receive the signal to contract. As a result, it remains relaxed for 3–6 months.
The skin over the relaxed muscle also relaxes. As a result, the expression lines in the treated area disappear for a few months.
If botulinum toxin treatment is used to relax the downward-pulling muscles (e.g., the platysma or DAO muscles), the facial features in the treated area will lift slightly.
Botox treatments may be administered by doctors and dentists who have been trained in the administration of botulinum toxin treatments.
Nurses who are certified to administer botulinum toxin treatments may also perform Botox treatments when they do so in a healthcare facility under the direct supervision of a physician.
Yes. Botox is the world's most potent neurotoxin. However, when administered in the correct dosage, it is an effective and safe medication.
In medical treatments, botulinum toxin is injected into muscles in extremely small doses, and in cosmetic Botox treatments, the substance is used in even smaller amounts.
“What is not poison? All substances are poisonous, and nothing is free of poison. It is only the dose that determines whether a substance is poisonous,” stated Paracelsus, known as the father of toxicology, hundreds of years ago.
Most common risks and side effects:
For most people, the effects of Botox last 3 to 6 months.
The effects usually begin within a few days of the injection and reach their full strength after about two weeks.
Botox aftercare:
Botox is a botulinum toxin product manufactured by Allergan, while Dysport is manufactured by Galderma. Both are high-quality botulinum toxin products. However, there are individual differences. For some clients, one brand produces better and longer-lasting results than the others.
The term "Botox treatment" is used as a synonym for all botulinum toxin treatments. We often refer to a treatment as "Botox" even when it is performed using a product such as Dysport, Xeomin, or Vistabel.
If your doctor has prescribed medical Botox treatment for you, you can receive your botulinum toxin medication with Kela reimbursement (-40%) provided that the initial copayment of 70 euros has been exceeded.
Cosmetic Botox treatments are not covered by Kela.
If you suffer from migraines, excessive sweating, or any other health condition that can be treated with Botox, here’s what you can do:
Please note: Kela reimbursement for Botox treatments for bruxism will be discontinued in the spring of 2025.
Yes.
The first medical botulinum toxin treatment is almost always performed using the clinic’s own product. Follow-up treatments can also be performed using VM-Esthetics products.
Botox treatment is a safe and well-tolerated procedure when performed by a doctor or dentist. However, it is not suitable for everyone.
Botox is most commonly used to treat horizontal forehead lines, lines between the eyebrows (glabellar lines), and lines around the eyes.
Botox is also suitable for treating migraines, bruxism, and excessive sweating.
The treatment usually feels like small pricks or pinches. The discomfort is minimal and lasts only a moment.
The effects usually begin within a few days of treatment. The most noticeable results appear after about 1–2 weeks.
One treatment session is sufficient, but to maintain the results, the treatment is usually repeated every 3 to 6 months.
Yes, you can. The procedure usually doesn't require any recovery time, and you can get back to your daily routine right away.
The treatment results may be uneven or too intense if the dosage is not balanced. For this reason, the treatment is carefully planned and monitored two weeks after the procedure.
The natural look depends on the dosage. When administered in moderation, Botox smooths out wrinkles without making facial expressions look stiff.
Botox is suitable for adults who want to reduce expression lines or prevent them from deepening.
Are you considering cosmetic or medical Botox treatment?
You are warmly welcome to a free Botox consultation at VM-estetiikka in Espoo.
We can also easily consult with you remotely—using photos.