Salivary gland Botox is a procedure that injects botulinum toxin into overdeveloped or enlarged salivary glands (parotid or submandibular glands) to reduce their volume.

If the area below a square cheekbone protrudes, making the face look wider or the jawline less defined, this is one of the natural, non-surgical ways to contour the face.

POINT 1 – For those with prominent, bulging salivary glands under the cheekbones
POINT 2 – For those with a thick or blurred jawline
POINT 3 – For those whose jawline isn’t sharp even after square jaw Botox
POINT 4 – For those who want to naturally slim their face width without surgery

STEP 1 – Consultation and diagnosis
STEP 2 – Botox treatment
STEP 3 – Soothing and finishing care

01. Reduces the volume of the salivary glands.
02. Refines the facial side contours.
03. Improves the jawline and V-line.
04. Results typically appear within 2–4 weeks and last for 4–6 months; regular maintenance treatments are recommended.

- Temporary bruising and soreness may occur at the treatment site.

- Avoid lying down or rubbing the area for 4 hours after the procedure.

- You may experience temporary weakness in jaw strength, which usually subsides.

- Avoid chewing gum, hard foods, and similar activities for a few days after treatment.