Was it worth it?: No. “For how expensive it was, I didn’t notice a big enough difference: I have a wide, developed jaw muscle and was told Botox could soften that (which, for me, it didn’t).

Botox injections into the TMJ area may relax these muscles and prevent jaw pain, but Botox is not approved by the Food and ...

commonly referred to as Botox. When injected into the masseter muscles on the sides of the jaw, it reduces the amount of muscle contraction in the area and reduces clenching and pain, Kahn explains.

“Now celebrities want contoured, slim jawlines and can choose different shapes and angles that suit them with masseter Botox.” The large masseter jaw muscle is for chewing and sits between the ...

Obioha: Botox in the jaw area, we use it both cosmetically and also for muscle pain. So, this big muscle that you have here that's responsible for chewing is also responsible for teeth grinding.