Botox jaw

Overview

Botox is a medicinal chemical intended to relax muscles, but it is also famous for its aesthetic benefits in wrinkle reduction. This bacterium-derived medication is injected into certain muscles to relax or paralyze them. Botox can assist with a range of medical or aesthetic issues, including muscular stiffness, excessive sweating, migraines, alopecia, wrinkles, and much more. Botox (or botulinum toxin) is the gold standard technique for patients seeking smoothed-out foreheads, but its applications extend beyond wrinkle treatment. It can be used to relax the jaw's masseter muscle, which is responsible for excessive clenching, as well as to prevent excessive sweating when injected into the palms and underarms (it inhibits signals to overactive sweat glands).

Your face shape is the first thing people notice about you. A sharp jawline may give your face structure and make you appear powerful and healthy. And, in the age of selfies and social media, we are devoting more time to evaluating our face structure and enhancing our look. Some of this is inherited. Even in their youth and at their optimum weight, some people's features never have the well-defined jaw they seek. Others have a firm face shape, but as they age or gain weight, they lose that chiseled look.

Botox is a popular therapy for a prominent or asymmetric jaw line produced by bulging muscles. The muscles around the back of the mouth are used to chew and clench the teeth, and they might enlarge when the teeth are clenched while sleeping. Botox therapy lowers the size of the injected muscles, smoothing the face shape. Botox jawline slimming is strategically injected Botox into the posterior muscles of the jaw (a.k.a. masseter muscle) to progressively lower jaw muscle size over time.