Trap Tox

  • Downtime: Minimal
  • Treatment Time: 30 Minutes
  • Results Last: Around 3 months
  • Number of Treatments: 1
  • Results Seen: Within a few weeks

Trap Tox London

Trap Tox is a non-surgical treatment that involves the use of botulinum toxin (commonly known as Botox) to relax the trapezius muscles—the large muscles extending down the back of your neck and shoulders. Popular among those experiencing neck tension, shoulder tightness, or desiring a more refined neckline, Trap Tox offers both functional and aesthetic benefits.

This innovative treatment has gained popularity for its ability to slim the shoulders, enhance posture, and offer relief from stress-related muscle pain or tension.

Benefits of Trap Tox

  • Relieves chronic neck and shoulder tension

  • Improves posture and comfort

  • Creates a longer, more elegant neckline

  • Reduces muscular bulk in the shoulders

  • Quick, minimally invasive, with no downtime

Is Trap Tox Right for You?

You might be an ideal candidate for Trap Tox if you:

  • Experience tension headaches or shoulder tightness

  • Feel discomfort from overactive trapezius muscles (often due to stress, posture, or exercise)

  • Want a softer, more feminine shoulder contour

  • Are seeking non-surgical relief and subtle aesthetic enhancement

Dr. Bhavjit Kaur will assess your goals and muscle activity during your consultation to determine if Trap Tox is the best option for you.

What to expect

  • Consultation: A full assessment with Dr. Kaur to understand your needs and goals.

  • Treatment: Small amounts of botulinum toxin are precisely injected into the trapezius muscles.

  • Duration: The procedure takes around 15–20 minutes.

  • Results: Improvements can be felt within 3–5 days, with full effect visible in 2–4 weeks. Results typically last 3–4 months.

There is no downtime—most clients return to normal activity the same day.

Dr Bhavjit Kaur

Dr Bhavjit Kaur is an Aesthetic Physician, with over 27 years of clinical experience. She is a postgraduate in Pathology, Biomedical sciences, DRCOG, DFSRH and Cosmetic Medicine.

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