What Is the Treatment Interval for Salivary Gland Botox?

To treat salivary gland enlargement,

regular salivary gland Botox treatments are needed.

At Kim Hyung Jin Basic Plastic Surgery,

we’ll let you know about the treatment interval for salivary gland Botox!

You need to receive salivary gland Botox regularly

so that the salivary glands gradually shrink to a certain size,

and that reduced size is maintained.

For effective treatment of salivary gland enlargement,

it is important to check the treatment interval for salivary gland Botox

and receive the procedure accordingly.

Of course, it can vary from person to person,

but salivary gland Botox usually lasts about 2 to 3 months after one treatment.

However, for those with more severe salivary gland enlargement,

it may last for as little as about 1 month at first,

so we recommend receiving treatment consistently

according to your individual treatment schedule.

If you continue treatment consistently,

the interval for salivary gland Botox may increase to 1 month, 2 months, 6 months, and so on,

so it is a good idea to have the clinic check even these details before the procedure

and proceed with treatment there.

Another reason many people choose salivary gland Botox

as a treatment for salivary gland enlargement

is that you do not need to receive it for life.

As mentioned earlier,

if you keep getting it regularly according to the treatment interval for salivary gland Botox,

the glands will remain at a certain size,

and at that point, you can stop the procedure.

Dr. Kim Hyung Jin of Kim Hyung Jin Basic Plastic Surgery,

who has many years of treatment experience and know-how,

diagnoses the next salivary gland Botox treatment interval

after every procedure according to each individual’s condition,

and also performs the treatment safely at the exact location,

so many patients keep returning regularly.

If you have been hesitating about treatment for salivary gland enlargement,

how about salivary gland Botox at Kim Hyung Jin Basic?

If you are curious about

Kim Hyung Jin Basic Plastic Surgery’s

salivary gland Botox,

please click the image above!