My jaw looks angular, maybe because of my habit of clenching my teeth. I would like to inquire about square jaw Botox.
Hello. I am an office worker in my late 30s.
Maybe it's work stress, but lately I find myself clenching my teeth tightly while working. Because of that, the sides of my jaw look more angular than before. I'm posting a photo.
Sometimes my jaw feels stiff when I wake up in the morning.
I am wondering if I am eligible for a square jaw Botox consultation in this case, and if you can distinguish during the consultation whether the cause is muscle or bone.
I tend to get flushed easily on my cheeks, so I want to know if that will be a problem when getting Botox.
I'm also curious about when the effects start to show and how long they last.
I am currently employed, so I would like to ask if I can go to work immediately after the injection, and if I experience any discomfort when chewing food. I will be waiting for your reply.
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- 01CommentsI 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.280026.11.03
- 02CommentsHello. 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.200026.11.04
- 03CommentsI was confused about the capacity numbers and the names of the parts, so I'm curious too. Thank you for the good question.210026.11.04
- 01CommentsSince 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.580026.10.30
- 02CommentsSince fillers are an injection procedure, bruising and swelling may last for about a week!720026.11.01
- 03CommentsIf you have many concerns before the procedure, we recommend visiting a nearby branch to examine your skin condition and discuss your options!360026.11.01
- 01CommentsGetting forehead fillers definitely has a great effect on improving wrinkles. I recommend getting Botox at the same time.1330026.10.12
- 02CommentsIf you fill in about 3 to 5cc evenly, focusing on the sunken areas, it will become plump without any bumps.720026.10.12
- 03CommentsIt 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.990026.10.12
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