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I'm 14 years old. Can i have a botox jaw reduction?

having a square jaw.

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Botox for Jaw Reduction at 14

November 10th, 2013
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The only way to determine if you are a candidate is to visit your doctor for a consultation. If you are a good candidate for a Botox jaw reduction, I highly suggest you go to a Botox expert who has a lot of experience in performing Botox injections to the masseter muscle. At 14 years old, you will need parental consent.

Web reference: http://botox-sandiego.com/masseter-jaw-reduction/

Mitchel P. Goldman, MD


San Diego Dermatologic Surgeon
4.9 out of 5 stars 25 reviews

November 10th, 2013

Botox for Jaw Reduction at 14

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The only way to determine if you are a candidate is to visit your doctor for a consultation. If you are a good candidate for a Botox jaw reduction, I highly suggest you go to a Botox expert who has a lot of experience in performing Botox injections to the masseter muscle. At 14 years old, you will need parental consent.

Learn more: http://botox-sandiego.com/masseter-jaw-reduction/

Mitchel P. Goldman, MD


San Diego Dermatologic Surgeon
4.9 out of 5 stars 25 reviews

Botox for prominent jawline

October 27th, 2013
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I would like you to be examined by a physician who is able to see this issue from a global perspective. Is your prominent jaw caused by bone or muscle? Do you grind your teeth? If so, botox can weaken the masseter muscle and with repeated treatments can cause the muscle to get smaller and less prominent. I have used Botox in the masseter muscle for decades and it will work for this in addition to bruxism and TMJ pain.

Laura E. Skellchock, MD (in memoriam)

Laura E. Skellchock, MD (in memoriam)
Boca Raton Dermatologic Surgeon
4.3 out of 5 stars 28 reviews

October 27th, 2013

Botox for prominent jawline

{{ voteCount >= 0 ? '+' + (voteCount + 1) : (voteCount + 1) }}

I would like you to be examined by a physician who is able to see this issue from a global perspective. Is your prominent jaw caused by bone or muscle? Do you grind your teeth? If so, botox can weaken the masseter muscle and with repeated treatments can cause the muscle to get smaller and less prominent. I have used Botox in the masseter muscle for decades and it will work for this in addition to bruxism and TMJ pain.

Laura E. Skellchock, MD (in memoriam)
Boca Raton Dermatologic Surgeon

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