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  • Toxin (Botox)
  • Salivary Gland/Temporalis/Cheekbone Botox
Salivary Gland/Temporalis/Cheekbone Botox

Salivary Gland/Temporalis/Cheekbone Botox

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Salivary Gland/Temporalis/Cheekbone Botox
WHAT IS IT?
[Salivary Gland Botox] When the salivary glands are enlarged,
the areas in front of and below the earlobes can appear bulky, making the face look wider.
The bulging can become more noticeable when opening the mouth wide or smiling.
Salivary Gland Botox works by injecting Botox into the enlarged glands to reduce their size.

[Temporalis Botox] The temporalis is a broad muscle extending from the temples to the scalp.
When this muscle becomes overdeveloped, it can make the head appear larger.
This treatment is also recommended for those whose face appears wider
due to developed temporalis muscles, as well as those concerned about
unexplained migraines or teeth grinding.

(Those who frequently clench their teeth or experience teeth grinding or migraines
can benefit from combining Temporalis Botox with Jaw Botox.)

[Cheekbone Botox]
The cheekbones are composed not only of bone but also of muscle and fat.
Cheekbone Botox is a procedure that reduces muscle size by injecting botox
into the prominent cheekbone line caused by excessive muscle development.
Recommended for Those Who
  • POINT 1

    Those who are concerned about overdeveloped salivary glands or temporalis muscles.

  • POINT 2

    Those concerned that developed temporalis muscles make their face look larger.

  • POINT 3

    Those who habitually clench their teeth.

  • POINT 4

    Those concerned about tooth damage caused by teeth grinding.

  • POINT 5

    Those who want a cheekbone reduction effect with a simple injection without surgery.

Treatment Q&A
  • Q. What is Salivary Gland Botox?
    Toxnfill Certain lifestyle habits can overstimulate the salivary glands and cause them to enlarge. This can affect the parotid glands, which extend from above the jaw muscles to the area below the ears, and the submandibular glands, which are located beneath the jaw. As a result, the face can appear wider or develop the appearance of a double chin. When the salivary glands are enlarged, the areas in front of and below the earlobes can appear bulky, making the face look wider. The bulging can become more noticeable when opening the mouth wide or smiling. Salivary Gland Botox works by injecting ㅠotox into the enlarged glands to reduce their size.
  • Q. What are the effects of Temporalis Botox?
    Toxnfill Temporalis Botox helps reduce the volume of overdeveloped temporalis muscles, creating a slimmer and more refined facial appearance. The temporalis muscles are located around the temples, above the cheekbones. If the muscles above the temples bulge noticeably when you clench your teeth, the temporalis muscles can be overdeveloped. Temporalis Botox is recommended for those who grind their teeth, frequently eat hard or chewy foods, have developed temporalis muscles as a compensatory response to repeated Jaw Botox treatments, or notice prominent temple muscles whenever they chew. (Those who frequently clench their teeth or experience teeth grinding or migraines can benefit from combining Temporalis Botox with Jaw Botox.)
  • Q. What is Cheekbone Botox?
    Toxnfill The cheekbones are composed not only of bone but also of muscle and fat. Cheekbone Botox is a procedure that reduces muscle size by injecting botox into the prominent cheekbone line caused by excessive muscle development.
Precautions

Self-care is as significant as skincare for treatment effects.
Please read through cautions closely and follow them.

  • It is recommended to avoid heavy drinking, sauna/jjimjilbang visits, hot baths for 3-7 days after the procedure.
  • You can wash your face and apply makeup immediately after the treatment.
  • Bruising and swelling may occur depending on your skin condition, but they are mild and will subside quickly.
  • You may feel soreness in the treated area after the procedure, but it is temporary and should not be a cause for concern.
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