Miscellaneous Botox

WHAT IS IT?

Salivary Gland / Temporal Muscle Botox

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  Treatment time Approximately 15 - 20 Minutes

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  Recovery time Immediate Return to Daily Life Possible

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  Duration Approximately 4 - 6 Months

Recommended for People Like This:

• POINT 1

  Those who are concerned about excessive development of salivary glands or temporal muscles

Effects and Recommended Treatment Cycle

• 1 Salivary Gland and Temporal Muscle Botox results peak after 1 - 2 months. We recommend receiving follow-up treatments every 4 - 6 months.

Treatment Q&A

• Q. What is Salivary Gland Botox?
  Incorrect lifestyle habits can stimulate salivary glands to enlarge, leading to the development of the submandibular gland located under the ear and the submandibular gland located under the lower jaw.
  
  This can cause the face to widen sideways or develop a double chin. Symptoms of salivary gland hypertrophy include bulging in front of the ear and under the ear area, causing the face to appear widened sideways. It becomes more pronounced when opening the mouth widely or smiling. Injecting botox into the salivary gland area is a treatment method to reduce the size of the salivary gland, smoothing the jawline due to salivary gland hypertrophy with a simple treatment.
• Q. What is Temporal Muscle Botox?
  The temporalis muscle is a muscle that spreads widely from the temple to the scalp. When this muscle develops, it can create the appearance of a larger head while also causing teeth grinding and potentially being linked to migraines.
  
  This treatment is recommended for those troubled by unexplained migraines or teeth grinding.

Precautions

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

• You can wash your face and put on makeup on the day of the treatment, but please avoid using scrubs or peeling treatments.
• It is recommended you avoid excessive drinking, saunas/jimjillbangs, hot baths and strenuous exercise for approximately a week after the treatment.
• It is best to avoid rubbing or irritating the treatment area too much. Avoid harsh massages and meridian massages for a month.
• Avoid eating foods that are tough or hard to chew after the treatment as much as possible as the duration of the treatment effect may be shortened.
• Depending on skin condition, side effects such as bruising and swelling may occur, but these side effects are minimal and will quickly fade.
• You may feel stiffness in the treated area after the treatment, but there is no need to worry as this is a temporary side effect.