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Face slimming is very popular and it workers when done well. Yes, it is temporary but the results still cast up to a year.When permanent reduction of masseter and the bone is considered, one needs to know that there are very significant potential side effects affecting nerves, muscle, bone and skin. It is reasonable to see facial surgeons but be aware of these signidicant risks.Best regards, Dr. Sapijaszko.
I suggest seeing a maxillofacial surgeon for internal muscle treatment, otherwise consult with an experienced facial plastic surgeon for jaw reduction surgery. Best, Dr. Emer.
The masseter muscle can be surgically reduced in size. Occasionally, a piece of bone from the angle of the mandible is also removed if contributing to a wide face. The surgery will result in several weeks of swelling and bruising and requires a liquid diet for the first few days. The surgery and recovery costs may not be worth it to some and Botox is used instead.
There are surgeries that can reduce your masseter.You can google masseter reduction surgery.They are big operations, so Botox is preferable by many.
Reducing the masseter involves typically thinning a part of the masseter that attaches to the angle of the mandible.as well as removing part of the angle of the bone. We do this completely intraorally with no visible external scars. Best wishes.
Thank you for your question Weiwei88. Botox is a purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression such as the horizontal lines on the forehead seen when we raise our brows. For my patients I massage the area immediately after a treatment. I do not recommend to my ...
It is a much better idea to put off having Botox and Juvederm until you are well. It is always better to defer elective cosmetic procedures until you are better. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
Botox is indicated for lines that are caused by muscle activity. Lines and contour irregularity at rest are best addressed with injectable fillers and skin resurfacing, with surgery, or a combination of all of these measures.