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Jawline Slimming with Botox (Masseter Reduction)

The masseter is the large chewing muscle at the jaw angle — and in many people, it becomes overdeveloped from jaw clenching, teeth grinding (bruxism), or genetics. Botox injected into the masseter weakens the muscle over time, resulting in a slimmer, more oval facial silhouette. The same treatment provides significant relief from TMJ tension, jaw pain, and chronic headaches caused by nighttime grinding.

Common goals

  • Square or wide lower face from overdeveloped masseter muscles
  • Jaw clenching or bruxism causing facial tension and morning headaches
  • TMJ discomfort that does not respond fully to nightguards
  • Desire for softer, more oval facial shape without surgical intervention

Best candidates often

  • Visibly developed jaw angles with interest in facial slimming
  • Confirmed bruxism with interest in combined aesthetic and functional benefit
  • Preference for a gradual, reversible jawline refinement approach
  • Jaw tension, grinding, or TMJ-related discomfort

Frequently asked questions

How long does masseter Botox take to work?

Initial muscle relaxation is noticeable within 4 to 6 weeks. Visible jaw slimming typically takes 2 to 3 months as the muscle gradually reduces in size with repeated treatment.

Does masseter Botox also help with teeth grinding?

Yes. Most clients report significant reduction in jaw tension, headaches, and nighttime grinding. It is often used alongside or instead of nightguards.

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Book Jawline Slimming with Botox (Masseter Reduction) Consultation

Tell us your goals and we will map a natural-results plan around your timeline.

What Happens Next

  • Share your goals and treatment history.
  • Get a conservative, personalized treatment plan.
  • Review options, pricing, and scheduling in one visit.

We usually respond same day during business hours.

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