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There is no negative effect long term of injecting masseters with botox. I suggest you only go to an expert for treatment. Best, Dr. Emer.
Injection of Botox or other neuromodulators into the masseter muscle can slim the muscle over time improving jawline and reducing teeth grinding in some patients. There are no long term side-effects, stopping treatment will cause the muscle to rebound fairly quickly. In the short term, injections can cause irregular smiles and difficulty with chewing if inappropriate placement or dosages are used. Make sure to seek out an experienced expert injector in your area.
Hi noted your concern regading negative side effects of botox in the masseter if in appropriate placement of the injection occurs it can cause asymmetry while smiling and difficulty in chewing .however when done in the proper plane the likehood of side effects is very low.
An experienced injector can help slim the jawline by injecting Botox into the masseter muscles. It can also prevent grinding of the teeth.
There are no long term problems. However, there are 2 methods to use to taper the muscle, one uses 5points and one 2. if the one that uses 5 points there is more injection toward the mouth and you may not be able to have a wide smile. be sure you see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon
Masseter reduction is a win win situation, You may be a little weak for awhile but this will go. Any changes in you voice will soon go. So no worry. This is a great treatment. My Best, Dr Commons
You can use botox and fillers to fix facial asymmetry. Please see an expert to evaluate your face for the best positioning of fillers and use of botox. Best, Dr. Emer.
Botox is a common neuromodulator which can help with facial lines and shape through paralyzing underlying muscles. When injected subtly into the menton or chin it can help smooth dimpling and decrease tension on the lower lip. Too much Botox in this area can lead to ptosis of the chin and loss...
I have not found the need or reason to restrict movements or postures after injecting botox. It should not be the case for a typical procedure. However, you should ask the doctor who injected you in case they have a reason to do so.
It would be helpful to view a few photos of your situation. It is probably best to consult a dermatologist or plastic surgeon for an in person evaluation. Botox, brow lifting and doing nothing are all possibilities depending on the evaluation findings.
Thank you for your question in regards to Botox. Botox is a neuromodulater which will prevent the muscle from contracting and forming a wrinkle. A perfect solution for your glabella area (between your brows) To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area...
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