Jaw / Masseter Area
Considering the masseter muscle for jaw tension or lower-face width.
The masseter is a chewing muscle at the angle of the jaw. In some people it is overactive or enlarged, which can contribute to jaw tension or a wider lower face. Treatment, if appropriate, may reduce that activity over time.
Who may consider it
People with jaw clenching, or who wish to discuss lower-face width related to muscle rather than bone, may raise this in consultation. It is not a treatment for all types of facial pain. Suitability is assessed during consultation, and medical history matters.
During consultation
Bite, facial shape, and why the muscle is overactive are part of the assessment. This is not a slimming promise. Effects, if they occur, develop gradually and vary.
Book a ConsultationSuitability is assessed during consultation. Treatment plans are personalised. We do not display prices. Start with how consultation works.
Treatment time
Discussed in consultation
Downtime
Usually minimal; individual
Related questions
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They are prescription medicines (botulinum toxin type A, including Botox® where appropriate) placed into selected muscles to reduce movement that contributes to lines. They are discussed only after consultation. They are not a skin cream and they are not permanent.
How long does an appointment take?
A consultation is typically around 30 minutes. If treatment is agreed at a later or same-day visit, the treatment itself is often brief. Allow extra time for questions.
When might I notice changes?
Some people notice a change in movement over several days. The timing is individual. We will not give you a guaranteed date or a guaranteed appearance.
How long can results last?
Duration varies between people and between treatment areas. It is temporary. Your practitioner can talk through typical ranges without promising yours will match them.
Will I still look natural?
That is how we plan. Frozen or heavy brows are not the aesthetic we work toward. Honest assessment includes the option of less treatment, or none.
Is there downtime?
Many people continue their day afterwards. Small marks, redness or a feeling of tightness can happen. Aftercare is explained in clinic. Your experience may differ.
What happens during consultation?
We discuss your goals, medical history relevant to treatment, and examine how your face moves. You should leave understanding options, limitations and next steps — including if we recommend waiting.
How do I know how much treatment I need?
You don’t decide a dose from a website. Quantity, if any, is a clinical decision based on muscle strength, anatomy and the look you want. That is why we do not sell “standard packages” online.
Why don’t you publish fixed prices?
Because a forehead is not a product with one barcode. Plans differ. We would rather talk about your face first, then about investment, than the other way around.
Begin with a conversation.
A consultation is how we understand your face, your goals, and whether treatment is appropriate — not a commitment to proceed.
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