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Priyanka Kalsi
Dose, dilution,
reconstitution and
injection techniques.
Botox
Botox, onabotulinumtoxin A
❖ Dose is dependent on the area being tested.
❖ Cosmetic dilution and reconstitution processes are same
for moderate to severe forehead lines, lateral canthus
lines and glabellar lines.
Dose
❖ Forehead 20 units.
❖ Lateral canthal 24 units.
❖ Glabellar lines 20 units.
Dose
❖ Treat forehead lines in connection with glabellar lines to
reduce brow ptosis.
❖ The approved dosage for treatment of forehead lines 20
units in conjunction with glabellar lines 20 units is 40
units.
❖ For simultaneous treatment of three areas dose is
20+24+20, 20 for forehead, 24 for lateral canthal lines, 20
for glabellar lines, with total dosage of 64 units.
Dose
❖ 40 unit dose provides efficacy without an increase in
side effects, compared with lower dose.
Dilution table
❖ Botox is supplied in 100 units and 50 unit single use vials
for reconstitution.
❖ Cosmetic should be reconstituted with sterile, preservative
free 0.9% sodium chloride injection USP.
❖ Once open and reconstituted, use within 24 hrs. Because of
lack of preservatives in product and diluent.
❖ During the 24 hrs, cosmetic should be stored in a
refrigerator at 2 degree Celsius to 8 degree Celsius. 36 F to
46 F. Vials are for single use only.
Dilution instructions for reconstitution.
❖ 100 unit vial, 2.50 ml diluent, preservative free 0.9%
sodium chloride injection. USP only.
❖ Resulting dose 4 units.
Dilution instructions for reconstitution.
❖ 50 unit vial, 1.25 ml, preservative free 0.9% sodium
chloride injection and USP only.
❖ Resulting dose 4 units.
Dilution instructions
❖ Forehead line treatment is 4 units per 0.1 ml at each of
the five injection sites. 20 units per 0.5 ml of frontalis
muscle.
❖ 4 units per 0.1 into each of the five glabellar lines. 20
units per 0.5 ml.
❖ Total 40 units per 1.0 ml.
Dilution instructions for reconstitution.
❖ Lateral canthal lines, 4 units per 0.1 ml. There is 6
injection sites, 3 on each site, for a total dose of 24 units
per 0.6 ml.
Injection techniques.
❖ For moderate to severe frontal lines.
❖ When identifying the location of the appropriate
injection sites in the frontalis muscle, assess the overall
relationship between size of forehead and distribution
of frontalis muscle activity.
Injection techniques.
❖ Locate the horizontal treatment dose, by light palpating of
forehead at rest and maximum eyebrow elevation.
❖ Superior margin of frontalis activity, approximately 1 cm
above the most superior frontal crease.
❖ Lower treatment row: midway between superior margin of
frontalis activity and eyebrow at least 2cm above the
eyebrow.
❖ Upper treatment row: midway between the superior
margin of frontalis activity and lower treatment row.
Injection techniques
❖ Inject 4 units/0.1ml reconstituted Botox solution into 5 sites
in the frontalis muscle for a total of 20 units/0.5 ml.
❖ Place the 5 injections at intersections of horizontal treatment
rows and vertical landmarks.
❖ On the lower treatment row, at the midline of face and 0.5 to
1.5 cm medial to palpated temporal fusion temporal crest,
repeat on other site.
❖ On the upper treatment row, midway between lateral and
medial sites on the lower treatment row, repeat for other site.
Injection techniques
❖ For moderate to severe glabellar lines.
❖ 4 units of 0.1 ml, into each of the 5 sites. 2 in corrugator,
1 in procerus for a total of 20 units.
❖ To reduce the risk of ptosis.
❖ Avoid injection near levator palpebral superioris,
especially in patient with large brow depressor
complexes.
Injection techniques
❖ Lateral corrugator injections should be placed at least 1
cm above the bony supraorbital ridge.
❖ Ensure the injected vol and dose are accurate and where
feasible kept to a minimum.
❖ Don’t inject Botox closer than one cm above the central
eyebrow.
Injection techniques
❖ Injection should be given with needle level tip up and
oriented away from the eye.
❖ 4 units 0.1 ml, each of the the 6 sites. ( 3 injections per
site.). Total dose of 24 units.
❖ Two approved injection patterns. If lines are both above
and below the lateral canthus.
❖ First injection at least 1.5 cm to 2 cm, temporal to the
lateral canthus and just temporal to the lateral orbital
rim.
❖ Second injection, 1 to 1.5 cm above the first injection site
and an approximately 30 degree angle medially.
❖ Third injection 1 cm to 1.5 cm below the first injection
site and at 30 degree angle medially.
❖ If lines are primarily below the lateral canthus.
❖ First injection 1.5 to 2 cm temporal to the lateral canthus
and just temporal to the lateral orbital rim.
❖ Inject along a line that angles from antero inferior to
superior posterior.
❖ Ensure the most anterior injection is lateral to a line
drawn vertically from lateral canthus.
❖ Remember to keep the most inferior injection superior
to maxillary prominence.

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  • 1. Priyanka Kalsi Dose, dilution, reconstitution and injection techniques. Botox
  • 2. Botox, onabotulinumtoxin A ❖ Dose is dependent on the area being tested. ❖ Cosmetic dilution and reconstitution processes are same for moderate to severe forehead lines, lateral canthus lines and glabellar lines.
  • 3. Dose ❖ Forehead 20 units. ❖ Lateral canthal 24 units. ❖ Glabellar lines 20 units.
  • 4. Dose ❖ Treat forehead lines in connection with glabellar lines to reduce brow ptosis. ❖ The approved dosage for treatment of forehead lines 20 units in conjunction with glabellar lines 20 units is 40 units. ❖ For simultaneous treatment of three areas dose is 20+24+20, 20 for forehead, 24 for lateral canthal lines, 20 for glabellar lines, with total dosage of 64 units.
  • 5. Dose ❖ 40 unit dose provides efficacy without an increase in side effects, compared with lower dose.
  • 6. Dilution table ❖ Botox is supplied in 100 units and 50 unit single use vials for reconstitution. ❖ Cosmetic should be reconstituted with sterile, preservative free 0.9% sodium chloride injection USP. ❖ Once open and reconstituted, use within 24 hrs. Because of lack of preservatives in product and diluent. ❖ During the 24 hrs, cosmetic should be stored in a refrigerator at 2 degree Celsius to 8 degree Celsius. 36 F to 46 F. Vials are for single use only.
  • 7. Dilution instructions for reconstitution. ❖ 100 unit vial, 2.50 ml diluent, preservative free 0.9% sodium chloride injection. USP only. ❖ Resulting dose 4 units.
  • 8. Dilution instructions for reconstitution. ❖ 50 unit vial, 1.25 ml, preservative free 0.9% sodium chloride injection and USP only. ❖ Resulting dose 4 units.
  • 9. Dilution instructions ❖ Forehead line treatment is 4 units per 0.1 ml at each of the five injection sites. 20 units per 0.5 ml of frontalis muscle. ❖ 4 units per 0.1 into each of the five glabellar lines. 20 units per 0.5 ml. ❖ Total 40 units per 1.0 ml.
  • 10. Dilution instructions for reconstitution. ❖ Lateral canthal lines, 4 units per 0.1 ml. There is 6 injection sites, 3 on each site, for a total dose of 24 units per 0.6 ml.
  • 11. Injection techniques. ❖ For moderate to severe frontal lines. ❖ When identifying the location of the appropriate injection sites in the frontalis muscle, assess the overall relationship between size of forehead and distribution of frontalis muscle activity.
  • 12. Injection techniques. ❖ Locate the horizontal treatment dose, by light palpating of forehead at rest and maximum eyebrow elevation. ❖ Superior margin of frontalis activity, approximately 1 cm above the most superior frontal crease. ❖ Lower treatment row: midway between superior margin of frontalis activity and eyebrow at least 2cm above the eyebrow. ❖ Upper treatment row: midway between the superior margin of frontalis activity and lower treatment row.
  • 13. Injection techniques ❖ Inject 4 units/0.1ml reconstituted Botox solution into 5 sites in the frontalis muscle for a total of 20 units/0.5 ml. ❖ Place the 5 injections at intersections of horizontal treatment rows and vertical landmarks. ❖ On the lower treatment row, at the midline of face and 0.5 to 1.5 cm medial to palpated temporal fusion temporal crest, repeat on other site. ❖ On the upper treatment row, midway between lateral and medial sites on the lower treatment row, repeat for other site.
  • 14. Injection techniques ❖ For moderate to severe glabellar lines. ❖ 4 units of 0.1 ml, into each of the 5 sites. 2 in corrugator, 1 in procerus for a total of 20 units. ❖ To reduce the risk of ptosis. ❖ Avoid injection near levator palpebral superioris, especially in patient with large brow depressor complexes.
  • 15. Injection techniques ❖ Lateral corrugator injections should be placed at least 1 cm above the bony supraorbital ridge. ❖ Ensure the injected vol and dose are accurate and where feasible kept to a minimum. ❖ Don’t inject Botox closer than one cm above the central eyebrow.
  • 16. Injection techniques ❖ Injection should be given with needle level tip up and oriented away from the eye. ❖ 4 units 0.1 ml, each of the the 6 sites. ( 3 injections per site.). Total dose of 24 units.
  • 17. ❖ Two approved injection patterns. If lines are both above and below the lateral canthus. ❖ First injection at least 1.5 cm to 2 cm, temporal to the lateral canthus and just temporal to the lateral orbital rim. ❖ Second injection, 1 to 1.5 cm above the first injection site and an approximately 30 degree angle medially. ❖ Third injection 1 cm to 1.5 cm below the first injection site and at 30 degree angle medially.
  • 18. ❖ If lines are primarily below the lateral canthus. ❖ First injection 1.5 to 2 cm temporal to the lateral canthus and just temporal to the lateral orbital rim. ❖ Inject along a line that angles from antero inferior to superior posterior. ❖ Ensure the most anterior injection is lateral to a line drawn vertically from lateral canthus. ❖ Remember to keep the most inferior injection superior to maxillary prominence.