Anti-Ageing Botox near AIIMS — The Evidence, and Why the Injector Matters
Botox is a purified protein (botulinum toxin) injected in tiny doses to relax the specific muscles that create expression lines — forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet — leaving skin smoother while it still moves naturally. It is one of the most studied treatments in aesthetic medicine; as Cleveland Clinic explains, it works by temporarily blocking nerve signals to the injected muscle, with effects lasting several months. For an audience near AIIMS that respects evidence and credentials, that track record is reassuring — but the result still comes down to who holds the needle.
What Botox treats — and what it doesn't
Botox works on movement lines: horizontal forehead lines, the frown "11s" between the brows, and crow's feet. It also has medical uses — excessive sweating and jaw-clenching. What it does not do is add volume; hollow cheeks, thin lips and under-eye hollows are the job of dermal fillers. A dermatologist will tell you honestly which one — or which small combination — you actually need.
Why credentials decide the outcome
Botox results are almost entirely about the injector's understanding of facial anatomy: which muscles, how many units, and where not to inject. Too much, or wrong placement, is what produces a frozen look or a drooping brow. This is a medical procedure, and at Allodermis it's assessed and injected by AIIMS-trained dermatologists who dose conservatively for a natural, expression-preserving result. Suspiciously cheap Botox usually means an unqualified injector or unbranded product — neither belongs anywhere near your face.
How it works and how long it lasts
The injections take 10–15 minutes with a fine needle. You'll see the effect from around day 3, with the full result at about two weeks, lasting on average 3 to 4 months. With repeat treatments, lines often soften further as the muscle learns to relax. There's no real downtime — you'll simply stay upright for a few hours and skip the gym and alcohol that day.
Thinking about ageing more broadly?
Some patients pair Botox with an inside-out approach like NAD+ therapy; the dermatologist can explain where each fits.
Cost
Botox is priced per unit or per area. Indicative South Delhi ranges are about ₹350–₹550 per unit, with a single area often totalling ₹9,000–₹20,000 depending on units needed. Genuine branded toxin costs more — and it's worth it. Confirm current Allodermis pricing and product at consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Botox cost per unit in Delhi? Roughly ₹350–₹550 per unit, with a single area often ₹9,000–₹20,000 depending on units. Branded toxin costs more than unbranded.
How long does it last? On average 3 to 4 months, fading gradually as muscle activity returns; results often improve with repeat treatment.
Will it look frozen? Not when dosed correctly — that look comes from too many units. A dermatologist keeps your expressions intact.
See all options for the AIIMS area or browse treatments across Delhi. Book your Botox consultation at Allodermis, South Delhi — near AIIMS and Green Park.
General information, not medical advice. Botox is a prescription procedure requiring in-person assessment. Insert clinic address, phone and WhatsApp before publishing.
Authors & medical review
Swaraj Dhar is a sociopreneur, technologist, and the co-founder of Allodermis.
Every article is fact-checked against current peer-reviewed dermatology literature and Allodermis clinical protocols.
This article was last reviewed and updated on . Published .
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