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Get answers to common questions about TMJ.
Neuromodulators temporarily reduce muscle activity by blocking specific nerve signals to the masseter. This softens excessive contraction, easing tension and reshaping the jaw over weeks. Results and dosing vary; a consult determines the right approach for your anatomy and goals.
Many patients notice reduced bruxism and less morning soreness after treatment, because the masseter becomes less forceful. Improvement varies by individual; some benefit after one session while others need ongoing maintenance for sustained relief.
Results commonly last three to four months, though duration depends on muscle strength, activity, and metabolism. Some patients experience longer effects; regular follow-up treatments help maintain desired comfort and contour with individualized scheduling.
Downtime is minimal. You may have mild soreness, swelling, or tiny bruises for a few days. Avoid strenuous exercise and facial manipulation for 24 hours. Most clients resume normal activities immediately after their appointment.
Units are determined at your visit based on muscle size, strength, and goals. We provide an individualized estimate during consultation and adjust dosing for safety and optimal, natural-looking results tailored to you.
Common side effects include temporary bruising, soreness, mild weakness, or headache. Rarely, asymmetry or swallowing changes occur. A medical consult screens contraindications and explains risks so you can make an informed decision.