I have been getting Botox treatment for masseter hypertrophy for over 7 years. However, a year ago I noticed that the treatment became ineffective. Accordingly, I switched injectors. Tried different brands such as Xeomin, dysport. But none of them were effective. Doctors took me I must’ve built antibodies to treatment. My question is: what are the other surgical and no surgical options for reducing masseter muscle mass?
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For botox to the masseters, treatment every 3 months is sufficient for the first couple treatments. The masseter muscles then require maintenance treatment spaced every 6 months apart. Every patient is different and requires different dosing and different intervals. It takes a couple treatments...
Yes there should be no issues with you performing a colon cleanse two days after having your Botox treatment for TMJ. Discuss any concerns you may have with your injector.
Botox injections in the masseter muscles primarily aim to reduce muscle activity, leading to a slimmer jawline. If you're not noticing outward movement of your mouth and cheeks towards your ears, it could be due to several reasons:
Muscle Activity: Botox works by temporarily paralyzing muscles....