The masseter muscle is a large facial muscle that plays a significant role in chewing. There are instances when this muscle can become overdeveloped, resulting in a bulky appearance of the lower part of the face and symptoms such as headaches and jaw pain, commonly known as Temporomandibular disorder.
Muscle relaxing injections act as a muscle relaxant, placing muscle relaxing injections into these muscles can help to ease these symptoms while also treating hypertrophy. When treatment is maintained over a period of time, usually 12-18 months, a slimming effect on the lower part of the face can be seen.
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