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Many people are concerned that their face looks angular or that their jawline is not clearly defined. Even with the same face shape, the degree of jaw muscle development or the size of the salivary glands can make the face appear wider or give the lower face a heavier impression.
In these cases, it is important to take an approach suited to the cause. Contour Botox does not simply address a square jaw; it can also take various factors affecting the facial contours into consideration to help create smoother facial lines. Today, we will look at the features of contour Botox, the effects you can expect, and who it may be suitable for.
Combining Square Jaw Botox
and Salivary Gland Botox
The reasons why a face appears wide can vary from person to person.
Square jaw Botox may be considered when the jaw muscles are well developed, while salivary gland Botox may be considered when enlarged salivary glands beneath the jaw make the lower face appear less defined. In some cases, undergoing both treatments together may help create a more natural and refined jawline and lower-face contour.
As such, with contour Botox, it is important to accurately analyze the cause of the individual’s facial shape before creating a treatment plan suited to that person.
Changes You May Expect
Contour Botox is not a treatment that changes the facial bones. Rather, it may help create smoother facial lines by reducing the volume of developed muscles or salivary glands.
You may expect the jawline to appear more defined and the lower face to have a slimmer impression. Taking the balance between the left and right sides of the face and the overall proportions into consideration may also help create natural contours.
Because the treatment plan may vary depending on the degree of muscle development and facial structure, a thorough consultation is necessary.
Contour Botox May Be Recommended
Contour Botox may be considered if your face usually appears angular, if the area beneath your jaw is prominent and gives your lower face a heavy impression, or if the boundary between your face and neck is not clearly defined, making your contours appear blurred.
It may also be helpful for people who want more defined facial lines through a relatively simple method without surgery, or who want natural contour improvement suited to their face shape. The important thing is to accurately determine whether the cause of the face appearing wide is the muscles, the salivary glands, or both working together.
Contour Botox is not simply a treatment to reduce the jaw muscles. It is important to plan the treatment while considering the factors that affect the facial contours, including the square jaw and salivary glands.
By accurately analyzing an individual’s face shape and degree of muscle development and creating a treatment plan accordingly, you may expect more natural and balanced facial lines.
If you are concerned about your facial contours, we recommend receiving an accurate assessment of your current condition through a thorough consultation and creating a contour Botox plan suited to you.
