Jawline Slimming Botox
Jawline Slimming Botox is a non-invasive and non-surgical procedure to reduce an overdeveloped or square jawline for a more feminine appearance. This is achieved through the use of dermal fillers like Juvederm or Restylane, as well as neuromodulators such as Dysport and Xeomin, that contain the botulinum toxin type A. When injected into the large masseter muscles that run along the jawline, these products relax the muscle, erasing jaw pain and tension caused by teeth grinding (bruxism) and allowing the skin to shrink down for an ideal facial contour. Unlike more invasive surgical and dental procedures to reduce an overdeveloped jawline, this procedure is painless and requires no downtime.
Botox can also be used to shape the face by reducing a chin that is too full or giving a droopy appearance. This is accomplished through dermal fillers, which can be done in the same way as jawline slimming Botox but can achieve an even more sculpted look because these products can be injected deeper into the bone and can last up to two years.
For the Jawline Slimming Botox, a sharp and chiseled appearance is desirable because it conveys an image of strength and power. This can be difficult to achieve with a wide jawline because of the natural anatomy. This is especially true for men, whose wide jawlines are the result of a genetic trait.
What is Jawline Slimming Botox?
While there are a number of invasive methods to reduce an overdeveloped jawline and improve the shape of the chin and lower face, many of these procedures come with significant downtime, risk and expense. Surgical chin reduction procedures require shaving the chin or removing the jawbone, while others involve painful overnight mouth guards. In contrast, jawline slimming with Botox is a painless and relatively quick lunchtime treatment.
To accomplish jawline slimming, the practitioner injects the botulinum toxin into the large masseter muscles that run the width of the lower part of the face and along the jawline. This acts to weaken the muscles, and as a result, they will not move and become smaller over time. Unlike jawline reduction surgery, which permanently reduces the size of the muscle, this process is a gradual one that takes 8 weeks to complete on average, and the results will need to be repeated twice per year in order to maintain the slimming effect.
When you are ready to explore jawline slimming Botox, the first step is to schedule a consultation with an experienced and qualified medical cosmetic practitioner. This will give you the opportunity to discuss your goals, ask any questions that you have and ensure that the procedure is safe for you.
Your practitioner will perform a facial examination and review your medical history to make sure that you don’t have any contraindications to the treatment. The practitioner will then inject the jawline with Botox, usually with 3 injections per side. This will cause the jaw muscles to weaken and slim over time, which is what produces the aesthetic effect.
