SMOOTH & RELAX
Botox® & TMJ Botox
Neuromodulators relax the specific muscles that fold your skin into lines, and—in the jaw—the muscle that grinds through the night. Dosing is deliberate rather than generous.
Neuromodulator
Botox® for Facial Lines
Softens forehead lines, the vertical "elevens" between the brows, and crow's feet around the eyes by relaxing the muscles that create them. Placement is mapped to how your face moves, not to a standard diagram, so your expressions still read as yours.
- BENEFITS
- Softens forehead lines, frown lines and crow's feet
- Prevents existing lines deepening over the years
- No downtime—treated on a lunch break
- Fully reversible by simply not repeating it
- Good candidate
- Adults with dynamic lines—the ones that appear or deepen when you move—who want a softer, rested look rather than an absence of movement.
- Downtime
- None. Small red bumps at the injection points settle within an hour; occasional minor bruising.
- Results
- Begin at 3–5 days, full effect at about 2 weeks, typically lasting 3–4 months.
Therapeutic & aesthetic
TMJ Botox®—Jaw Tension & Clenching
Placed into the masseter, the muscle that powers clenching and grinding. Reducing its force eases jaw tension and morning soreness for many patients, and over successive treatments slims a heavy, over-developed jawline.
- BENEFITS
- Eases jaw tension, morning soreness and clenching headaches
- Protects teeth from the wear that grinding causes
- Slims a heavy, over-developed jawline over successive visits
- Treats a medical complaint and an aesthetic one in one appointment
- Good candidate
- Anyone who clenches or grinds, wakes with jaw or temple soreness, or has a squared jawline from masseter bulk. Assessed alongside your dental history.
- Downtime
- None. Chewing can feel slightly weaker for the first week or two while the muscle adapts.
- Results
- Tension relief usually within 2 weeks; visible slimming builds over several treatments. Typically 3–4 months per treatment.
Jaw pain has several possible causes. If your assessment suggests something other than muscular clenching, you will be referred rather than treated.
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