Botox & Dermal Fillers in Lucknow

Botox vs. Fillers — They're Different Things

Many Lucknow patients use "Botox" as a catch-all term for any injectable treatment. They're actually two distinct treatments for different concerns:

Our Approach: Natural, Not Frozen

The goal of good injectable work is that no one can tell you had anything done — you just look refreshed. At Gomti Clinic:

• We use conservative doses. You can always add more at a follow-up if needed
• We consider your facial anatomy, not a template approach
• We say no to requests that would look unnatural (overfilled lips, frozen foreheads)
• Dr. Ankita performs all injections — this is not delegated to assistants

Botox Treatment Areas

• Forehead lines: Horizontal lines from raising eyebrows
• Glabellar lines: The "11" lines between eyebrows (frown lines)
• Crow's feet: Lines around the outer eyes
• Bunny lines: Lines on the nose
• Jawline slimming: Masseter Botox for a more contoured jawline (popular among patients from Gomti Nagar and Hazratganj)

Filler Treatment Areas

• Cheeks: Restoring volume lost with aging
• Nasolabial folds: Deep lines from nose to mouth corners
• Marionette lines: Lines from mouth corners downward
• Under-eyes: Tear trough fillers →
• Lips: Subtle enhancement, not the "duck lip" look
• Chin/jawline: Profile balancing and contouring

Safety at Gomti Clinic

• Only FDA-approved Botox (Botulinum Toxin Type A from certified manufacturers) is used
• Only HA (hyaluronic acid) fillers from certified brands — reversible with hyaluronidase if needed
• No permanent fillers, silicone, or unbranded products
• Every patient receives a patch test and allergy discussion before first treatment

Cost

Detailed pricing on our Botox cost page →

FAQ

At what age should I start Botox?

There's no fixed age. If dynamic wrinkles (lines that appear with expression) bother you, Botox can help. Preventive Botox in your late 20s–early 30s can delay deeper wrinkle formation. We assess individually — not everyone needs it.

Is it painful?

Botox uses very fine needles — most describe it as a slight pinch. Fillers may cause mild discomfort, managed with numbing cream applied beforehand.