Neuromodulators for Forehead Lines, Frown Lines and Crow’s Feet in Laval and Greater Montreal
Forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet reflect different facial movements. Raising your eyebrows, frowning and smiling each involve different areas. Therefore, assessing these expressions together helps determine whether neuromodulator injections may suit your goals.
In Laval, LABELLE Clinic offers this assessment under the supervision of Dr. Veronika Kivenko. We welcome patients from Laval and Greater Montreal. Together, we discuss options for softening forehead lines, frown lines and crow’s feet, with realistic expectations.
The indicative price is $10 per unit. However, the number of units depends on your assessment and agreed treatment plan.
Consultation fees (consultation required): A consultation without treatment costs $190. When followed by neuromodulator treatment, the consultation costs $110 instead of $190. Treatment is charged separately at $10 per unit. All prices are in Canadian dollars.
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Understanding Forehead Lines, Frown Lines and Crow’s Feet
Horizontal forehead lines
Horizontal forehead lines may become more noticeable when you raise your eyebrows. However, the frontalis muscle also helps support eyebrow position. Therefore, its assessment considers more than the number of visible wrinkles. (StatPearls)
If you often raise your eyebrows to feel comfortable, mention this during your consultation. Also describe any feeling of heavy eyelids. These details help clarify which movements you want to preserve.
Frown lines between the eyebrows
Frown lines form between the eyebrows, in an area called the glabella. These glabellar lines, sometimes called 11 lines, appear when the eyebrows move together. Consequently, their movement differs from the activity that creates horizontal forehead lines. (AFP 2026)
However, a deep crease visible at rest may remain even when muscle movement decreases. During your consultation, ask how much of your concern relates to muscle contraction. You can then discuss possible improvement without expecting every line to disappear.
Crow’s feet when you smile
Crow’s feet are lines at the outer corners of the eyes, often visible when you smile. However, they differ from dark circles, under-eye bags and other creases beneath the eyes. Therefore, an assessment helps distinguish between these concerns. (AFP 2014)
To guide the discussion, explain what concerns you at rest and when smiling. This comparison helps clarify your goals before exploring treatment options.
Why Assess the Forehead and Eyebrows Together?
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In the upper face, several muscles work together to shape facial balance. Consequently, changing one muscle’s activity can affect your overall expression. Your assessment considers eyebrow position, eyelids and differences between the two sides of your face. (StatPearls)
Preserving the expressions that matter to you
For some people, a natural appearance means preserving considerable movement. For others, the priority is softening a tense expression. Share your preference, then ask what treatment may change.
Turning your preferences into clear goals
For example, you may want to keep visible movement when smiling. This detail can guide the discussion more effectively than a photograph alone. However, a standard dose cannot guarantee the same expression for every person.
Setting Realistic Treatment Goals
Before deciding, ask which changes may be achievable and which features may remain visible. This helps you assess whether the proposed plan addresses your main priority.
Your Consultation at LABELLE Clinic
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Preparing helpful information
First, gather the dates of previous injections and details of any reactions. Next, prepare your medication list and information about procedures around your eyes. Also mention any difficulties you have experienced in this area.
You can begin the discussion with one specific concern. Our team then examines your upper face as a whole. This assessment does not require treating every area.
Understanding treatment steps, results and follow-up
After your examination, we discuss treatment options, risks and estimated costs before any injections. Also ask for aftercare instructions suited to your treatment plan. For a first visit, confirm the total appointment length when booking.
Risks and Precautions Around the Eyes
After treatment, local tenderness or bruising may occur. Unwanted changes in eyebrow or eyelid position are also possible. Therefore, your anatomical assessment and discussion before treatment are important parts of your care. (FDA prescribing information)
When to seek medical attention
If you notice a drooping eyelid or vision changes, contact a healthcare professional promptly. Difficulty breathing or swallowing requires urgent medical attention. Call 911 if symptoms are severe. (FDA prescribing information)
What to discuss before injections
Before treatment, mention allergies, a local infection, pregnancy, breastfeeding or a history of neuromuscular conditions. Depending on your situation, treatment may need to be postponed or avoided. Specific precautions must be checked for the selected medication. (FDA prescribing information)
Also provide a complete medication list. Continue prescribed treatment unless the responsible healthcare professional advises otherwise. For additional information, review our general neuromodulator safety precautions.
Understanding Forehead and Frown Line Treatment Prices
Indicative price · Individual assessment
At LABELLE Clinic, the indicative neuromodulator price is $10 per unit. However, this is not a package price for the forehead or eye area. Unit requirements depend on your anatomy, muscle strength and agreed treatment goals.
Treating several areas does not mean simply multiplying a fixed price by the number of areas. Instead, an individual estimate explains the proposed plan and its cost. Visit Neuromodulator Prices in Laval and Greater Montreal to understand the calculation.
Forehead Lines, Frown Lines and Crow’s Feet: FAQs
Can I book a consultation for frown lines only?
Yes, your consultation can focus on frown lines alone. However, the examination also considers balance across your upper face. This does not require treating other areas. Ask what a focused plan could achieve and what limitations apply.
Can deep forehead lines disappear completely?
Complete removal of deep lines cannot be promised. A crease visible at rest may involve more than muscle activity. Therefore, your assessment helps clarify possible improvements before you choose treatment.
Does the same treatment address dark circles?
Not necessarily, because dark circles and crow’s feet are different concerns. Each concern needs a separate assessment. Consequently, treating smile lines around the eyes does not automatically address dark circles.
Can I keep natural facial movement?
Preserving certain movements can be part of your treatment goals. However, no universal formula guarantees a particular appearance. Explain which expressions matter to you so you can discuss the proposed plan’s possibilities and trade-offs.
Do I need a follow-up visit after two weeks?
Two weeks is a general checkpoint for assessing the effect, rather than an automatic follow-up schedule. Therefore, ask when reassessment would be helpful and how to report concerns. Also confirm whether an adjustment would involve additional fees.
Can several areas be assessed without treating them all?
Yes. Assessing several areas helps clarify how they interact without making every treatment necessary. You can then discuss a plan focused on your main priority. The cost and expected effects should reflect the procedures you choose.
Book Your Forehead and Eye Area Assessment
To discuss forehead lines, frown lines or crow’s feet, contact LABELLE Clinic in Laval. Our services are provided under the supervision of Dr. Veronika Kivenko. We welcome patients from Laval and Greater Montreal.
400, boulevard du Curé-Labelle, Suite 302, Laval, Quebec H7V 2S7
Mobile: 514-516-6624
Telephone: 514-933-7014
Fax: 514-933-7015