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Duration: 06:37 minutes Upload Time: 2007-07-02 11:25:46 User: DrCharlesLee :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day |
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Description: Nonsurgical jawline reduction using Botox. Experience with over 5000 patients, with photos. Treats TMJ and teeth grinding. www.enhancemedicalcenter.com |
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| botoxrn ::: Favorites 2007-07-04 22:17:03 This was so educational and interesting. thank you for providing this information. __________________________________________________ | |
| dollythebarbie ::: Favorites 2007-11-07 00:33:36 I dont think my jaws are wide or whatever but my cheeks are simply too big and it makes my face looks so fat. so will it be appropriate to use botox in this case? will botox reduce the size of my cheeks alone with out reducing my jaws? how long will it last? will it have any long term effect on me? and if i want it to be permanent how often should i take it? by the way, im 17 and am asian. thank you. __________________________________________________ | |
| dollythebarbie ::: Favorites 2007-11-07 00:36:26 i dont think my jaws are either big or wide but my cheeks are just too big and so my face looks so fat. so in this case will it be appropriate to use botox to reduce the size of my cheeks alone not my jaws? how long will it last? and if i want it to be permanent how often should i take it? thank you. __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-11-07 18:18:53 Botox works in the jawline area, but not in the cheeks - Botox shrinks muscles not bone. One standard dose of botox will usually last about 6 months. Injections last longer with each subsequent dose - after the 4 or 5th time most people need injections once a year or so. __________________________________________________ | |
| happiness4meandu2 ::: Favorites 2007-11-13 04:09:46 i have a somewhat pronounced jawline and would love to have a more narrowed jawline how can i get in touch with a surgeon who observes this method __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-11-13 12:49:53 Go to enhancemedicalcenter dot com for contact information. This is a common treatment across all racial groups of people. __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-11-13 12:51:48 You can call my office at 310-271-0536 in Beverly Hills. __________________________________________________ | |
| purplerose143 ::: Favorites 2007-11-16 22:47:14 after the botox treatment is well over done will the jawline eventually go back to its original state? __________________________________________________ | |
| madyson3 ::: Favorites 2007-11-26 13:39:18 How effective is this, in your experience, for solving or reducing bruxim? __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-11-26 14:46:52 In my opinion it's the best treatment for bruxism. I use it myself - it lasts about 4-6mo per treatment. __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-11-26 14:48:21 It usually returns to the normal state, although people over age 45 can occasionally get shrinkage that may take a couple of years to return. __________________________________________________ | |
| purplerose143 ::: Favorites 2007-11-28 01:29:20 I have a question on the alternative method for jawline reduction. How long is the average healing time for jawline shaving? because i have a very prominent jawline and i believe it is mostly bone with also muscle. When does the bruising and swelling go down? __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-11-28 16:37:24 For surgical reduction, plan on about 14days, with continued improvement that goes on for about 6-12months. __________________________________________________ | |
| atican ::: Favorites 2007-12-01 20:03:36 It's awesome that you're responding to comments. I have bruxism, and combined with the fact that I only chewed on one side of my mouth for most of my life, I have a disproportional amount of muscle on the right side of my face. I'm told it's not terribly noticeable, but would I still be a candidate? Also, to have this procedure performed, should I go to a dental specialist or a plastic surgeon? Anyone in the Seattle area you could recommend? Thanks. __________________________________________________ | |
| DrCharlesLee ::: Favorites 2007-12-02 18:39:09 Your situation is very common. I have been treating this since 1999, and eventually worked out a dosing regimen that works well depending on the degree of the problem. Unfortunately I don't think there are many knowledgable doctors in any specialty right now. You can call around - I would start wtih an oral surgeon or a plastic surgeon with an interest in oral surgery (maxillofacial surgeon). __________________________________________________ | |
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