My jaw muscles bulge out when I clench my molars; jaw Botox should be effective, right?
Perhaps because I enjoy chewy foods and have a habit of clenching my teeth while sleeping, the chewing muscles at the corners of my jaw on both sides have developed to be unusually hard and thick. When I touch the area below my ears and clench my teeth, a solid, bulging muscle mass rises up large enough to push my finger away, making my face look like an angular square when viewed from the front. My bone structure itself doesn't seem particularly large, but because the muscle volume on both sides is so massive, my face looks much bigger and wider than its actual weight, which is a huge source of stress. I think I need to get square jaw Botox to reduce muscle volume and help relax the jaw muscles. By any chance, did you experience any hollowing in your cheeks or severe stiffness that made chewing difficult after getting the injection? I'm looking forward to the results.