Does chin Botox work even for people who habitually tense their chin?
2026.11.10 20:47
I don't really notice it when I'm still, but it keeps bothering me that my chin looks bumpy when I talk or take pictures because I tense up.
I used to think it was just a facial habit, but after watching recent footage, I realized I tense my chin more often than I thought. So, I am looking into chin Botox.
What I'm wondering is whether getting Botox is enough, or if I also need to fix my habit of tensing my jaw.
I tend to unconsciously tense up my lower body when I'm nervous or concentrating, so I'm worried that if I maintain the same habit after the procedure, I'll go back to how I used to be quickly haha.
Wouldn't getting chin Botox make my facial expressions look awkward?
What I want is not for my chin to be completely smooth and fixed, but just to make it look less bumpy than it does now when I speak or smile.
I especially don't like my smiling expression changing, so I want to take it conservatively at first, haha.
I am also curious if you make decisions during consultations by observing muscle movements while having the patient make their usual facial expressions.
I would also like to know if the effects of chin Botox appear immediately, or if it takes a few days to notice a difference in facial expressions.
Has anyone else tried getting chin Botox because they were worried about the habit of tensing their jaw like me?
I am also curious whether you consciously tried to change your habits after the procedure, or if you naturally started applying less force over time.
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