English
Reservation Check / Change
Cart
My Page
Search Procedure
Reservation Check / Change
Cart
My PageSearch Procedure
Scalp Botox

Controlling sebum and heat for a more comfortable scalp environment.

About Procedure

About Scalp Botox

Scalp Botox is a treatment in which small amounts of botulinum toxin are injected into the scalp to control excessive sebum and sweat and reduce scalp heat. A scalp with heavy sebum and heat can burden the environment around the follicles, so managing the scalp environment is important.

You can choose between Korean-made Wondertox and the imported Xeomin; Xeomin is a formulation with complexing proteins removed and is considered during consultation if you have a history of repeated treatments. 50 units are used for one area, either the crown or the M-shaped hairline, and 100 units for a wider area.

At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, we check scalp sebum, heat and hair-loss areas to decide the dose and formulation, and perform LLLT together. Results and duration may vary by individual.

Features

Key Features of Scalp Botox

01.

Scalp care that controls sebum and sweat

02.

Improving the environment by managing scalp heat and oil

03.

Choice of Korean-made Wondertox or imported Xeomin

04.

Dose adjusted by area: 50 or 100 units

05.

LLLT low-level laser after treatment

06.

Can be combined with hair-follicle injections

Who Needs It

Recommended For

  • Those concerned about an oily scalp and odor

  • Those with heavy sweating and heat on the scalp

  • Those bothered by hair loss at the crown or M-shaped hairline

  • Those whose hair goes flat by the afternoon

  • Those concerned about resistance from repeated treatments

  • Those who want scalp care alongside hair-loss medication

Treatment Time
Approx. 15–20 min (including LLLT)
Treatment Interval
Every 2–4 weeks recommended (adjusted to your condition)
Recovery
Daily activities possible the same day
Process

Treatment Process

STEP01

Consultation and scalp assessment — We check sebum, heat and the hair-loss areas

STEP02

Formulation and dose selection — Wondertox or Xeomin, and 50 or 100 units, are decided

STEP03

Scalp Botox injection — Toxin is injected evenly at fine intervals across the treatment area

STEP04

LLLT — The scalp is cared for with low-level laser

STEP05

Aftercare guidance — When to shampoo and lifestyle precautions are explained

Treatment Area

Treatment Areas for Scalp Botox

Crown
M-shaped hairline
Front hairline
Entire scalp
Precautions

Before & After Care

For satisfying results, please review the following.

On the day of treatment, please do not rub or massage the injected area firmly

Please avoid shampooing on the day of treatment

Please refrain from alcohol, saunas and strenuous exercise for 1–2 days after treatment

Treatment may be restricted if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or have a neuromuscular disorder

Resistance may develop with repeated treatments, so please tell us about any previous Botox treatments

Please keep to the interval and dose recommended by the medical team

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.  Is scalp Botox a hair-loss treatment?
Scalp Botox manages the scalp environment by controlling sebum, sweat and heat. Depending on your hair-loss type, combining it with medication or hair-follicle injections can be helpful.
Q.  How do I choose between Wondertox and Xeomin?
Xeomin is a formulation with complexing proteins removed, and whether resistance develops can depend on the dose, treatment intervals and the individual. We decide together during consultation, considering your treatment history and plans.
Q.  How do 50 units and 100 units differ?
50 units are used for one area, either the crown or the M-shaped hairline, and 100 units for a wider area depending on your scalp condition. We recommend a suitable dose after assessment.
Q.  How long do the effects last?
How long the effects last varies with scalp condition and dose. We recommend a suitable treatment interval considering your treatment history.
Q.  Is it very painful?
Small amounts are injected with a fine needle, so you may feel a slight sting. Pain is relatively mild but varies by individual.