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Why Combine Square Jaw Botox with Salivary Gland Botox?

우리성형외과의원Gangnam facelift l Gangnam nose surgery l Gangnam liposuction l Gangnam tummy tuck l 江南面部拉皮手術 l 江南おなかタック l 江南脂肪吸引 · 우리성형외과 임평진 대표원장 · June 30, 2026

Hello. This is Woori Plastic Surgery. Among those considering square jaw Botox, some say, “Even though I had Botox, my jawline still looks almost the same as I expected.” In fact,...

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Clinic: 우리성형외과의원Gangnam facelift l Gangnam nose surgery l Gangnam liposuction l Gangnam tummy tuck l 江南面部拉皮手術 l 江南おなかタック l 江南脂肪吸引

Original post date: June 30, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 4:22 PM

Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.

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Hello. This is Woori Plastic Surgery.

Among those considering square jaw Botox, some say, “Even though I had Botox, my jawline still looks almost the same as I expected.”

In fact, the reason the face may look angular is often influenced not only by the masseter muscles but also by the size of the salivary glands beneath the jaw.

For this reason, more people have recently been considering contour Botox, which combines square jaw Botox with salivary gland Botox.

Today, we will look at why these two procedures may be performed together.

There Is More Than One Reason

the Jaw May Look Wide

Not everyone with a prominent square jaw has the same underlying cause.

In some cases, the face looks angular because the masseter muscles, which are used for chewing, are well developed. In other cases, the facial contours may look less defined because the salivary glands beneath the jaw are enlarged.

When these two factors occur together, the jawline may look wider not only from the front but also from a 45-degree angle and in profile.

Therefore, it is especially important to accurately identify the cause of the current facial shape.

Why Combine Square Jaw Botox

with Salivary Gland Botox

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Square jaw Botox is a procedure that helps reduce the size of developed masseter muscles over time by reducing their movement.

Salivary gland Botox, on the other hand, may help improve the volume of protruding salivary glands beneath the jaw.

When the two procedures are performed together, the jaw muscles and salivary glands can be managed at the same time, which may help create more defined facial contours.

Rather than simply reducing the width of the jaw, this approach considers the overall contours from the front, at a 45-degree angle, and along the profile.

The Process of Creating a Natural V-Line

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When the masseter muscles are overly developed, the lower face may appear wide and angular.

Square jaw Botox helps ease muscle movement so that the muscles may gradually atrophy over time.

When salivary gland Botox is applied as well, it may help improve the bulging area beneath the jaw.

By planning treatment according to the causes of the facial shape in this way, a slimmer and more natural V-line may be achieved.

Why Authentic Products and Accurate Dosing Matter

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The product used and the dosage are also important factors in Botox procedures.

Using an authentic Botox product with confirmed safety at the correct dosage may help achieve the intended effect in the planned areas and support a more stable procedure.

In addition, muscle size and facial shape differ from person to person, so a customized plan that takes the current condition into account is needed rather than a uniform dosage.

Who May Consider This Treatment

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If any of the following applies, contour Botox may be considered after consultation.

📌 The face looks angular because the chewing muscles are well developed

📌 The area beneath the jaw appears to bulge outward

📌 The face looks wide regardless of weight changes

📌 You want to refine the jawline without surgery

📌 The contours of the front cheeks and jawline are not clearly defined

📌 A treatment plan suited to your facial shape is important

Square jaw Botox is not a procedure that is applied in the same way to everyone.

The appropriate treatment may vary depending on the degree of masseter muscle development, the size of the salivary glands, and the characteristics of the facial shape.

Therefore, rather than simply treating the square jaw, it may be more helpful in creating a natural-looking facial contour to accurately identify why the face currently appears wide and, when necessary, plan salivary gland Botox as well.

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