Botulax is a pharmaceutical-grade botulinum toxin type A produced by Hugel Pharma in Korea. Designed for both cosmetic enhancement and therapeutic applications, it offers a reliable, non-surgical solution for smoothing wrinkles, relaxing overactive muscles, and treating certain medical conditions. Trusted in over 25 countries, Botulax is GMP-certified by the Korean Food & Drug Administration (KFDA) and known for its consistent potency, safety, and long-lasting results.

Key Features

• Available Strengths: 100 Units, 200 Units, 300 Units per vial.
• Composition: Purified Clostridium botulinum toxin type A, human serum albumin (0.5 mg), sodium chloride (0.9 mg).
• Certification: GMP-certified manufacturing, KFDA-approved for quality and safety.
• Fast-Acting: Visible results within 2–7 days, peak effect at 2–3 weeks.
• Long-Lasting: Effects typically last 3–6 months depending on treatment area and dosage.
• Convenient Procedure: Treatment takes 10–30 minutes with minimal downtime.

Cosmetic Applications

• Reduction of forehead lines
• Treatment of crow’s feet (around the eyes)
• Smoothing of glabellar lines (frown lines)
• Jawline slimming and contouring
• Vertical neck band relaxation
• Lip contour enhancement

Therapeutic Uses

• Management of chronic migraines
• Treatment of benign essential blepharospasm
• Relief of muscle stiffness and spasms (including pediatric cerebral palsy-related conditions)
• Correction of equine foot deformity in children (2+ years old)
• Control of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)

Dosage Guidelines

• Glabellar Lines: Typically 20 Units (varies per patient).
• Blepharospasm: 1.25–2.5 Units per site (0.05–0.1 mL).
• Pediatric Diplegia: 6 U/kg (max 200U per session).
• Follow Clinic Protocols: Always reconstitute with preservative-free saline and inject with fine needles (30G–32G).

 

Storage & Shelf Life

• Shelf life: 36 months from production date.
• Store refrigerated at 2–8°C — do not freeze.
• Once reconstituted, use promptly according to manufacturer guidelines.

Safety & Contraindications

Botulax should only be administered by licensed medical professionals trained in neurotoxin injections.
Do not use in:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals
• Patients with allergies to botulinum toxin or formulation components
• Those with certain neuromuscular disorders

Possible side effects include mild bruising, swelling, or headache. Rare but serious effects (e.g., difficulty breathing or swallowing) require immediate medical attention.

Why Choose Botulax?

• High-quality Korean manufacturing with strict GMP standards
• Cost-effective alternative to leading brands like Allergan Botox
• Reliable, natural-looking results for both cosmetic and therapeutic needs
• Flexible unit options (100U, 200U, 300U) to suit any treatment plan

Disclaimer: Botulax is a prescription medication for professional use only. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider to determine suitability and proper dosage.

Botulax – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Botulax?

Botulax is a botulinum toxin type A injectable manufactured by Hugel Pharma in Korea. It is used for both cosmetic treatments (such as reducing facial wrinkles) and medical conditions (such as muscle spasms and hyperhidrosis).

2. What strengths are available?

Botulax comes in 100U, 200U, and 300U vials to suit different treatment needs and clinic requirements.

3. How does Botulax work?

Botulax temporarily blocks nerve signals to targeted muscles by inhibiting the release of acetylcholine. This relaxes muscle activity, smoothing dynamic wrinkles and reducing unwanted muscle contractions.

4. What cosmetic areas can Botulax treat?

• Forehead lines
• Crow’s feet (around the eyes)
• Glabellar lines (frown lines)
• Vertical neck bands
• Jawline slimming
• Lip contouring

5. What medical conditions can Botulax help with?

• Chronic migraines
• Benign essential blepharospasm
• Muscle stiffness and spasms (including cerebral palsy-related conditions)
• Equine foot deformity in children (2+ years old)
• Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating)

6. How soon will I see results?

You may start to notice results within 2–7 days, with full effects visible at around 2–3 weeks.

7. How long do the effects last?

Results typically last 3–6 months, depending on the treatment area, dosage, and individual metabolism.

8. Is Botulax safe?

Yes, Botulax is considered safe when administered by licensed medical professionals. It is GMP-certified by the Korean Food & Drug Administration and used in over 25 countries.

9. What are the possible side effects?

Common side effects:

• Mild swelling or bruising at the injection site
• Headache
• Temporary muscle weakness near the injection area

Rare but serious side effects:

• Difficulty breathing, swallowing, or speaking
• Allergic reactions

Seek immediate medical attention if severe symptoms occur.

10. Who should not use Botulax?

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Individuals allergic to botulinum toxin or its components
• People with certain neurological or muscular disorders

11. How is Botulax administered?

Botulax is injected into the targeted muscles using a fine needle (typically 30G–32G) after being reconstituted with preservative-free saline. The procedure usually takes 10–30 minutes.

12. Do I need downtime after treatment?

No major downtime is required. You can return to most normal activities immediately but should avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, or lying down for at least 4–6 hours after treatment.

13. What are the dosage guidelines?

• Glabellar lines: ~20U (varies per patient)
• Blepharospasm: 1.25–2.5U per site
• Pediatric diplegia: 6U/kg (maximum 200U per session)
  Always follow your provider’s assessment and official dosage protocols.

14. How should Botulax be stored?

• Keep refrigerated at 2–8°C (36–46°F)
• Do not freeze
• Once reconstituted, use promptly according to manufacturer guidelines

15. What is the difference between Botulax and Botox®?

Both are botulinum toxin type A products with similar mechanisms of action. Differences include manufacturer, country of origin, pricing, and potentially diffusion characteristics. Botulax is often considered a more cost-effective alternative.