I have a severe habit of clenching my teeth. May I mention this when I consult about square jaw Botox?
Lately, I often wake up with a stiff jaw. I have a habit of clenching my teeth tightly when I'm concentrating during the day, so when I suddenly look, I realize I'm tensing my jaw a lot.
As a result, my lower facial contours seemed to be getting more angular, so I started looking into square jaw Botox.
Of course, I cannot conclude that the stiffness in my jaw is entirely due to my muscles, so I plan to get a consultation first.
When consulting about square jaw Botox, would it be helpful to mention not only concerns about my face shape but also my habit of clenching my teeth or chewing on one side?
I have a strong habit of chewing on the right side, so the muscles on my right jaw feel tighter.
I am wondering if there are cases where the amount of Botox is adjusted differently if the muscle sizes on both sides are different.
Also, rather than focusing on changes in my appearance, I would like to feel a slight sense of less tension in my jaw muscles. However, since the cause of this can vary from person to person, I would need to confirm this accurately during a consultation.
Some people have mentioned that the sensation of chewing food felt different than usual for the first few days after getting square jaw Botox, so I am curious to know just how significant that actually is.
I like chewy food, haha, so I'm a little worried if it's too uncomfortable to eat.
Has anyone else received square jaw Botox because they have a habit of clenching their teeth like me and are also concerned about their facial contours?
Please share your experiences, especially if there were specific points you mentioned during counseling or any changes you noticed in your daily life afterward.
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