Botulinum Polypeptide-1 is derived from BTX-A, stabilized by a novel technique to maintain its efficacy in post sterilization. Under the skin, while implanted suture physically supports the wrinkled area, the material inhibits the release of acetylcholine, temporarily blocks the nerve signals (chemical denervation) responsible for muscle contractions.

The focus of T-Tox is giving efficacy of Botulinum therapy by simple suture implantation. Unlike liquid type injection, solid-state T-Tox can be easily implanted at accurate depth and amount in the target area. This benefit facilitates the availability of various approaches and designs for pain relief with more confidence even for the user who is not familiar with Botulinum therapy.