Temporalis muscle Botox involves injecting botulinum toxin into the overly developed temporalis muscle on the temple area to reduce muscle contraction.

This treatment helps relieve teeth grinding, TMJ pain, and headaches, as well as reduce the volume on the sides of the face, contributing to a slimmer facial contour. It is especially effective when combined with square jaw Botox for enhanced results.

POINT 1 – For those with protruding temples that make the face look wider
POINT 2 – For those troubled by stress-related teeth grinding or jaw pain
POINT 3 – For those whose face width doesn’t improve even after square jaw Botox
POINT 4 – For those wanting to refine the side contours of their face

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

01. Helps reduce the volume of the temple area by relaxing the temporalis muscle.
02. Aids in relieving teeth grinding and jaw pain.
03. Results typically appear within 1–2 weeks and last for 4–6 months; regular maintenance treatments are recommended.

- Avoid lying down or massaging the treated area within 4 hours after the procedure.

- Avoid pressure on the treatment area and intense exercise for 2–3 days.

- Temporary soreness or mild warmth may occur.

- It is important to consider balance with the masseter and salivary glands during treatment.