Trap Tox + Tox Neck Lift ( Botox 140 units)

Elevate your posture. Elongate your neck. Redefine your silhouette.

This advanced Botox treatment combines Trapezius Slimming (commonly known as Trap Tox) with a Neck Lift, offering a complete upper-body contouring experience that enhances your profile, relieves muscle tension, and creates an elegant, lengthened neck and shoulder appearance.

💉 What is Trap Tox?

Trap Tox involves strategically injecting Botox into the trapezius muscles, which can appear bulky or overdeveloped due to posture, workouts, or natural anatomy. When treated, the muscles relax and soften, leading to:

• A longer, more feminine neckline

• Slimmer, sculpted shoulders

• Relief from chronic shoulder and neck tension

Often sought after by aesthetic clients and fitness enthusiasts, this treatment is popular for its elegant visual results and therapeutic benefits.

🧖♀️ Tox Neck Lift: The Ultimate Refinement

The neck lift portion of this service uses Botox to target the platysmal bands and superficial neck muscles, improving:

• Neck laxity and sagging

• Fine lines and creases

• Jawline definition

• The appearance of a “turkey neck” or downturned lower face

By relaxing these muscles, the skin appears smoother, tighter, and more youthful, offering a non-surgical lift that complements any facial or jawline contouring work.

✨ Key Benefits of the Combo Treatment:

• Creates a sleek, swan-like neck and upper body profile

• Reduces shoulder bulk and enhances collarbone definition

• Softens visible neck bands and lines

• Helps with neck and shoulder tension, especially from tech neck or stress

• Pairs beautifully with jawline filler, masseter Botox, or skin tightening treatments

📆 Treatment Details:

• 140 units of Botox (typically 80–100 units for traps, 40–60 units for neck lift)

• Results begin to show in 5–7 days, with full effect at 2 weeks

• Lasts approximately 3–4 months, depending on muscle strength and metabolism

• Minimal downtime, with only mild soreness or bruising at injection sites