Mouth Corner & Chin Botox in Busan Seomyeon

What is Mouth Corner & Chin Botox, and what does it do?

Mouth corner Botox relaxes the depressor anguli oris (DAO), the small muscle that pulls the corners of the mouth down and gives a resting face a sad or stern look; a few units on each side let the corners sit level and soften the marionette shadow. Chin Botox relaxes the mentalis, the muscle that bunches the chin into a pebbled, dimpled texture when you speak or close your lips, and that pulls the chin up into a deepened crease below the lower lip. Both are low-dose, high-precision areas: the muscles are small, they sit next to the muscles that shape your smile, and placement matters more than units.

At Boom Dermatology in Seomyeon these two areas are priced per area like the forehead, treated in the same visit as wrinkle Botox when the lower face is the concern, and often paired with a small amount of chin filler two weeks later when the chin is short as well as dimpled. The doctor watches you speak, purse and smile before marking a point.

Who is Mouth Corner & Chin Botox for?

What happens at a Mouth Corner & Chin Botox session in Seomyeon?

This is how a Mouth Corner & Chin Botox visit runs at Boom Dermatology, a skin clinic in Seomyeon, Busan, from the first message to the review.

How much does Mouth Corner & Chin Botox cost in Busan?

Mouth corner and chin Botox at Boom Dermatology are priced per area, the same as the forehead: from ₩16,500 with Wondertox to ₩121,000 with Xeomin, VAT included, the same for every patient.

What we treat with Mouth Corner & Chin Botox, and the usual dose

Starting points the doctor maps in person; areas can be combined in one session.

Every botox option is on the Botox hub; the complete skin clinic price list with a quote builder is on the price page.

Mouth Corner & Chin Botox vs Wrinkle Botox and chin filler: which should you choose in Busan?

Three lower-face options patients compare at our Busan skin clinic. Botox relaxes a pulling muscle; filler adds volume where there is a shadow or a short chin.

Device	Best for	Time	Downtime	Price
Mouth Corner & Chin Botox	Downturned corners, pebbled chin, muscle-driven	10 min	None	from ₩16,500 / area
Wrinkle Botox	Forehead, glabella, crow's feet	10 min	None	from ₩16,500 / area
Chin Filler	Short or receding chin, deep crease; volume	20 min	Mild swelling	from ₩88,000 / cc

Every option in the table is available at Boom Dermatology in Busan Seomyeon, performed by the doctor, with the VAT-included price shown.

Downtime after Mouth Corner & Chin Botox, and flying home

None. Pinpricks for an hour; a small bruise is possible near the mouth and covers with make-up. Avoid rubbing or massage for the rest of the day. The corners lift and the chin smooths from day five.

Is it risky to inject Botox this close to the smile muscles?

It is precise work, which is different from risky. The DAO sits next to the depressor labii, the muscle that lowers the lip for a full smile; placed too high or too medially, a dose spreads into it and one side of the smile drops for a few weeks. The doctor at Boom Dermatology marks the DAO low and lateral, where it inserts into the jaw, uses small units and does not treat this area with a wide-spreading brand. In practice the corners lift and the smile is unchanged.

What causes the pebbled, dimpled chin texture?

The mentalis, a small muscle that lifts the chin skin when you close your lips or speak. When it overworks, usually because the chin is short or the lips need help to meet, it bunches the skin into a cobblestone texture and pulls a crease under the lower lip. A few units relax it; if the chin is short, a little filler two weeks later removes the reason the muscle was overworking.

Will my smile look different afterwards?

It should look the same, with the corners sitting level at rest instead of turned down. The muscles that lift the corners into a smile are not treated. If anything changes, it is that the resting face reads as neutral or content rather than tired.

Why are these doses so much smaller than forehead Botox?

Because the muscles are a fraction of the size and their neighbours control your lips. A forehead takes 8 to 20 units spread across a broad flat muscle; a mouth corner takes 2 to 6 units in one precise spot. At our Seomyeon skin clinic these areas are priced per area, so the small dose is never a reason to inject more.

Botox or filler for the corners of the mouth?

Both, depending on what is pulling. If the corner turns down because the DAO is strong, Botox lifts it. If a fold has formed from the corner toward the chin, that is lost volume, and a small amount of filler along the fold does what Botox cannot. Many patients over forty get a little of each, two weeks apart; the doctor shows you which on your own photo.