Hello. Lately, I have been stressed about my prominent square jawline whenever I look in the mirror, so I am seriously considering getting Botox. I have seen many reviews from people around me saying it was effective, but now that I am actually about to get it myself, I am hesitant because I cannot clearly tell if my jaw is due to muscle development or if the bone itself is developed, so I am worried it might not be effective. Furthermore, I am concerned that after the procedure, my cheeks might become hollowed out, making my impression look fierce, or that I might experience side effects. I have heard that Botox needs to be injected periodically to maintain its effects, and I am worried that getting it too often might lead to resistance, causing it to lose its effectiveness eventually. If anyone has actually received square jaw Botox, I would be very grateful if you could share your honest reviews and advice regarding whether you were satisfied with the results and if you experienced any side effects; it would be a great help in making my decision!
CommentsI think it is a really prudent and good attitude to consider movement discomfort first rather than deciding based solely on the results! If you ask about movement during meals and monitoring options during the consultation, you won't regret it.
CommentsSince it is common for only one side of the masticatory muscle to develop more due to habits, I think knowing about my chewing habits first will be very helpful for the consultation! You won't regret it if you discuss during the consultation whether square jaw Botox and fine wrinkle management above the jawline can be done together, as well as the duration of the effects.
CommentsHello.
Square jaw Botox is an effective procedure for reducing muscle size, but it is difficult to guarantee that it will cure the habit of clenching your jaw. It typically takes 2-3 months for the muscles to return to normal after the procedure, although this varies from person to person. Re-treatment is possible on the same area at a minimum interval of 3 months. You may experience some discomfort due to soreness when chewing tough foods (such as meat or squid) after the procedure. For one week after the procedure, please avoid saunas, steam rooms, swimming pools, alcohol, smoking, and strenuous exercise that causes sweating. We recommend visiting our clinic for a detailed consultation. Thank you for your inquiry.
CommentsSince wrinkles around the mouth are in an area that moves a lot when speaking or smiling, I imagine you are most concerned about whether your facial expressions will look natural after the procedure. The choice between Botox and fillers depends on the cause of the wrinkles, so I recommend consulting with a doctor to compare recovery times and lasting effects.
CommentsIt stings slightly during the procedure, and the effects usually last 3 to 6 months.
If you get it regularly before wrinkles settle, the results will last longer.