Is temporalis botox effective? A comparison with cheekbone and salivary gland botox (and potential side effects)

Among those who take care of themselves these days, Temporal muscle botox Interest in it has grown quite a bit.

It is known to help not only with correcting facial asymmetry, but also with headaches and temporomandibular joint pain.
Search volume continues to increase, and I think there are many people who are curious about the effects and side effects.

 

To conclude, temporalis botox is somewhat effective in improving facial contours and relieving pain, but
It varies from person to person, and you should also be aware of side effects.

What is temporalis botox?

 

The temporalis muscle is a muscle located above the ear, near the temple.
If this muscle is overdeveloped, the face will look large, and in severe cases, it may even cause headaches or jaw pain.

Temporal botox is a procedure that injects botox into this muscle to reduce muscle tension.

 

 

The effect is that the face line looks slimmer,
It may also help with teeth grinding, jaw pain, and tension headaches.
It is one of the treatments that can be expected to have two birds with one stone effects.

How effective is temporalis botox?

 

If you look at the reviews of people who actually received the treatment, the effects are quite varied.

 

• - Feels like the width of the face has narrowed
  - Softened temple line
  - Relieves teeth grinding and headaches
  - Face shape improvement effect
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Due to the nature of Botox, the effects gradually appear after 1 to 2 weeks.
There are individual differences, but it is expected to last for about 3 to 6 months.

 

If you look at the before and after photos of temporalis botox,
Many people say that the area around the temples has become slimmer, making the face look smaller.

 

 

Check out the before and after photos of temporalis botox!!

What is the difference between clown botox and salivary gland botox?

Procedure name	Treatment area	Main effect
Temporal muscle botox	Around the temples	Face Slim + Pain Relief
Clown Botox	Near the clown	Relief of clown protrusion
salivary gland botox	submandibular gland	Jawline correction, slimming effect

 

As you can see,
Each type of botox is suitable for different areas and has slightly different effects.

 

Botox for the cheek muscles,
The purpose of salivary gland botox is to reduce the volume by injecting it into the salivary gland area.

 

Temporal Botox focuses on relaxing tense muscles around the temples and sculpting the face.

 

Temporal Botox Side Effects: Be Sure to Check

 

Since it is a botox procedure, there is a possibility of side effects.

 

• - Bruising and pain at the injection site
  - Temporary headache
  - Weakened chewing power
  - Facial asymmetry
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Especially if it fits too much, it can be uncomfortable to chew,
They say that sometimes the expression becomes awkward.

 

So in an experienced hospital,
It is really important to get an accurate diagnosis and then take the appropriate dosage.

 

What care is needed before and after the procedure?

Before the procedure

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  - Avoid excessive exercise and drinking

 

 

After the procedure

• 
  - Do not lie down for 3 to 4 hours
  - Bruising and swelling can be relieved with ice packs
  - Avoid excessive facial massage
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The effects usually appear after 1 to 2 weeks.
It is said that if you do it regularly, the muscle size will decrease and the effects will last longer.

 

☠️Conclusion: Effective, but beware of side effects.

 

To summarize, temporalis botox is an effective treatment for regulating facial lines and relieving pain.

 

However, considering the side effects and difficulty of the procedure,
It is safe and effective to get it done at a verified hospital.

 

The areas and purposes of clown botox and salivary gland botox are different,
It is best to choose one that suits your face shape and concerns.

 

🗨️Temporal Muscle Botox Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 

Q. When will the effects of temporalis botox be visible?
A. The effects usually appear gradually after 1 to 2 weeks.

 

Q. What are the side effects of the procedure?
A. There may be temporary headaches, bruises, and decreased chewing ability, but most of them will go away on their own.

 

Q. Can I get it together with Botox?
A. It is possible, but the interval and order of the procedures need to be adjusted, so be sure to consult with a hospital.

 

 

 

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