Jawline Slimming Injections Weybridge

A bespoke consultation will determine if jawline slimming treatment is right for you.

Here, we will determine the cause of the problem before discussing treatment options and suggesting what may work best for you.

If your wide jawline is associated with tooth grinding or clenching, for example, you may require dental intervention first to achieve optimal results.

Treatment is not advised if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

A consultation will begin with a discussion of why your jawline bothers you and how you would like to alter it.

We’ll then carefully assess your concerns to identify the cause and establish whether botulinum toxin treatment could help.

If we believe it will, we’ll talk you through how it works, advise what you can expect from treatment, potential side effects and how long results are expected to last.

To ensure a thorough understanding of your treatment options, we recommend taking a week or two to consider the information provided. Please feel free to ask any questions.

Prior to botulinum toxin treatment, your skin will be cleansed thoroughly.

We’ll then carefully examine your muscles and mark the injection sites around your jawline before gently performing the treatment to soften and harmonise your face.

Once complete, we’ll remind you of aftercare and book your review appointment.

Within six weeks, and often sooner, botulinum toxin treatment can reveal a slimmer, more harmonious jawline that complements your facial features.

These results will typically last three to four months before the product breaks down, and your jawline width may gradually build up with increased muscle activity.

Botulinum toxin treatment for bruxism is generally safe, but like any medical procedure, it may have some temporary side effects.

These can include mild discomfort, such as pain or swelling at the injection site, and occasionally headaches or flu-like symptoms. You might also experience some temporary weakness in your jaw muscles, which could make chewing feel a little slower or different for a few days.

You may experience minimal discomfort during the procedure, but it generally won’t hurt.

During your consultation, we’ll discuss all possible outcomes so you are fully informed before booking a treatment appointment.