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Temporal Botox

Temporomandibular muscle Botox

Temporomandibular muscle Botox
#Temporalis muscle #temple #FaceWidthReduction #TeethGrinding

Smooth your facial profile without surgery

Temporomandibular muscle Botox

Temporal Botox


Temporalis Botox is a treatment that reduces the size of developed temporalis muscles by injecting botulinum toxin into the muscles responsible for the bulging temple area. If muscle is the reason the upper part of your face appears wide, your profile can be altered without surgery.

The temporalis muscle, along with the masseter muscle, is a masticatory muscle used when chewing food, so it enlarges significantly if you have a habit of grinding or clenching your teeth. When toxins weaken nerve signals, the muscle gradually shrinks, making the side line extending from the temple smooth.

The treatment takes less than 10 minutes, and with virtually no recovery time, you can receive it comfortably even on busy days. Receiving treatments at regular intervals slows down muscle regrowth, helping the slimmed-down lines last longer.

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Why Temporal Botox

The upper part of the face looks wide
It could be due to muscles.

The temples are bulging because the temporalis muscle is developed.
Temporalis Botox is injected only into the temporalis muscle to smooth the side profile without surgery.

Point 01

Without surgery,
Reduces muscle size

The temporalis muscle is a masticatory muscle that extends in a fan shape from the temples to the sides of the head. If this muscle enlarges due to habits of grinding or clenching teeth, the temples become bulging, and the upper part of the face appears wider. Temporalis Botox relaxes the strength of this muscle, making it less used and causing the muscle to gradually shrink.

  • Improve facial profile with injections only, without incisions or surgery.
  • Reducing the volume of the temporalis muscle enlarged by teeth grinding and clenching
  • If you get it again, the muscles grow slowly, so the effect lasts longer.
Temporomandibular muscle contraction
Temporomandibular muscle safety zone injection

Point 02

Depending on where and how deep it is placed
The results will change.

The superficial temporal artery and sensory nerves pass through the temporalis muscle area. To minimize bruising and pain, injections must be placed while avoiding the path of these blood vessels. Since the muscle is spread out widely in a fan shape, injections must be divided into multiple locations to ensure the line shrinks evenly.

  • Injection depth — Muscle layer beneath the fascia

    Inject into the muscle layer beneath the temporalis fascia to ensure the medication reaches only the muscle.

  • Injection site — Dispersed injection avoiding blood vessels

    Confirm the course of the superficial temporal artery and distribute the injections to multiple points, centering on the area that becomes most convex when the molars are bitten.

  • Dosage adjustment — Unit tailored to temporalis muscle thickness

    If the dosage is too high, the temples may sink, so the dosage is divided and adjusted according to the thickness and difference between the left and right sides confirmed by palpation.

How It Works

Mechanism of action of temporalis muscle Botox

1

It becomes convex when you bite your molars
Precisely inject toxin into the temporalis muscle

Principle of Operation Stage 1
2

The nerve signals going to the muscles have weakened
Reduced use of the temporalis muscle

Operating principle, 2 stages
3

As the muscles gradually shrink
The temple line became smooth.

3-step operating principle

Self Check

Temporomandibular muscle development self-assessment

If you meet the criteria below, it is highly likely that your temporalis muscle is developed.
In such cases, it can be improved with temporalis muscle Botox.

When you clench your molars tightly, your temples bulge.
When viewed from the front, the upper width of the face appears wide.
They enjoy eating tough and hard foods such as squid and gum.
I have a habit of grinding or clenching my teeth while sleeping.
I often feel a stiff or tightening sensation around my temples.
I am hesitating because I feel burdened by facial contouring surgery.

Recommended For

I recommend this to people like this.

With convex temples
People whose upper faces look wide

teeth grinding, teeth clenching
People with habits

When you clench your molars, your temples
A firm and convex texture

Smooth without surgery
For those who want a better side profile

Doctor's Column

Treatment Stories written personally by the Director

This is a text written directly by the Director who actually performs this treatment , detailing the principles and standards.

Not only the results, but even the difference in experience

The Episode Difference

Why It's Different

Every process has its own reason for the EPISODE.

01

You need to know your skin condition accurately.
The treatment can be performed appropriately.

Analysis of skin condition before the treatment

Through palpation and consultation prior to the treatment , the thickness of the temporalis muscle, the difference between the left and right sides, and chewing habits are checked, and First, determine if it is truly due to muscle, then decide on the injection dosage and location.

ANALYSIS

02

The product and capacity used
I will show you right before your eyes.

Check Product and Capacity

After confirming the Botox product to be used together before the treatment , prepare the medication, We will also let you know the capacity (unit) exactly as it is.

RELIABILITY

03

If you keep a record
The changes are more visible.

Online treatment Report

Received treatment, remaining sessions, and skin changes in an online report Because it leaves a trace, there is a difference before and after the treatment . You can verify this in the records.

RECORDS

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