Right masetter muscle shows hypertrophy 18mm as compared to the left side 11mm .is botex is permanent solution , it didnt increase nor decrease since last 6 years , what should i do ? i m 21
Answer: Botox to masseters Hi tahha, thank you for your question! Botox is a great non-invasive treatment for masseter hypertrophy! However, it is not a permanent solution. Botox will temporarily cause the muscle to weaken, diminishing it's ability to fully contract. When the muscle cannot fully contract it will slowly atrophy (decrease in size). While the Botox will kick in fully by 2 weeks the slimming effects typically takes up to 30 days to see results as the muscle requires time to atrophy. We recommend treatments every 4-6 months.
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Answer: Botox to masseters Hi tahha, thank you for your question! Botox is a great non-invasive treatment for masseter hypertrophy! However, it is not a permanent solution. Botox will temporarily cause the muscle to weaken, diminishing it's ability to fully contract. When the muscle cannot fully contract it will slowly atrophy (decrease in size). While the Botox will kick in fully by 2 weeks the slimming effects typically takes up to 30 days to see results as the muscle requires time to atrophy. We recommend treatments every 4-6 months.
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July 17, 2014
Answer: Botox is a Temporary Solution Botox is not a permanent solution for treating the masseter, however it is still very effective. Patients will need regular Botox treatment sessions, but over time they may need them less frequently.
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July 17, 2014
Answer: Botox is a Temporary Solution Botox is not a permanent solution for treating the masseter, however it is still very effective. Patients will need regular Botox treatment sessions, but over time they may need them less frequently.
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