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Botox to reduce masseter bulk is a common therapy and may require 20 to 30 U per side every 3 months.
Masseter reduction is a very common treatment and considering where you live, I'd either get a referral or seek out a provider that has a well-known and respected practice.
You should consult an experienced dermatologist or plastic surgeon and ask about Botox injections for the masseter muscles.
I've done a number of cases in which I inject botox into the jawline to taper it and make the jaw a bit more defined. I actually don't think the technique is very difficult, but you have to make sure the patient's anatomy is conducive to benefiting from the procedure. Then it's a matter of finding the right dose for a patient. I usually start with conservative doses and see how someone responds. You can always add more at a follow up visit, but you can't take botox away.
Usually for transverse upper lip lines, Botox seems to do the trick. This is a line from muscle activation.
First off, thank you for the pictures.The short answer to your question is NO -- your brows should return to their injection state once the Botox wears off completely, typically after 3-4 months.That being said, your question warrants discussion of this important complication of Botox...
Yes, we use propantheline bromide quite a bit in our sweat clinic (see sweatfree.com.au for dosing). It works well for a short acting drug, especially for hands and feet (feet especially). You should consider BOTOX or even miraDry for your underarms, as they are more reproducible in the outcomes...