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What is non-surgical jaw reduction?

Jaw reduction surgery is a popular procedure that can help to improve the appearance of the jawline. However, it is not suitable for everyone. In some cases, non-surgical jaw reduction using BOTOX may be an excellent alternative for restoring harmony in the lower face.

Why Choose OG Aesthetics for jaw reduction?

When looking for someone to perform BOTOX injections for jaw reduction, it is important to choose a highly trained and experienced injector. Our providers at OG Aesthetics in Menlo Park always deliver tasteful, natural-looking results to our patients. Our injectors have an in-depth knowledge of facial anatomy, which allows them to precisely target the muscles that need to be treated. With two double-board-certified plastic surgeons overseeing all procedures, you can feel secure knowing that we adhere to the highest safety standards. 

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What are the benefits of non-surgical jawline reduction?

If you're unhappy with the size and shape of your jawline, there are non-surgical options available to help achieve your goals. One popular method is non-surgical jawline reduction. Some of the benefits include:

•    This treatment is minimally invasive, meaning there is little to no downtime or recovery time required
•    Non-surgical jawline reduction can help to slim the face and create a more feminine look
•    The results are typically long-lasting
•    There is minimal risk involved when compared to surgical options

    How does BOTOX work to slim the jaw?

    BOTOX works by relaxing the muscles in the face, which can help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. It can also be used to slim the appearance of a square or heavy jawline. When injected into the jaw muscles, BOTOX can help to reduce the size and definition of the jaw, resulting in a softer, more youthful appearance.

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    Am I a good candidate for non-surgical jaw reduction?

    If you are unhappy with the size or shape of your jaw, you may be considering non-surgical jaw reduction using BOTOX. But how do you know if this treatment is right for you? Here are a few things to consider:

    Your goals

    What are you hoping to achieve with treatment? If you want to create a more refined look or reduce the appearance of a "square" jawline, BOTOX may be a good option.

    Your starting point

    Do you have significant excess tissue that needs to be removed, or are you mostly concerned with reshaping the contours of your jaw? If it's the latter, BOTOX can often deliver dramatic results.

    Your timeline

    Are you looking for a treatment that can provide results that are permanent, or are you willing to maintain your results with recurring non-surgical treatments?

    If you're considering non-surgical jaw reduction using BOTOX, it's important to consult with one of our double board-certified plastic surgeons. They can help you determine if this treatment is right for you.

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    Jaw Reduction FAQ

    What is the recovery for non-surgical jawline reduction?

    How long will it take to see results from non-surgical jawline reduction?

    What is the recovery for non-surgical jawline reduction?

    While there is no downtime associated with non-surgical jaw reduction, patients may experience some swelling and bruising immediately following the procedure. These side effects are typically short-lived and should resolve within a few days. Patients can expect to see results from their non-surgical jaw reduction procedure immediately, with continued improvement over the next few weeks.

    How long will it take to see results from non-surgical jawline reduction?

    In most cases, patients see results within 4 to 6 weeks after their procedure.

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