[October Limited] [Tue Wed Thu] Lower Face Contour Toxin 1 Session
Salivary gland toxin is a treatment that controls the volume of salivay glands to help creat a slimmer lower face. Salivary gland toxin is an injection of botulinum toxin into a salivary gland, usually the parotid. Clinics sell it for a narrower lower face; no drug label cited on this page carries that use. What is approved, in the United States, is chronic sialorrhea — persistent drooling — for XEOMIN from 2 years of age and for MYOBLOC in adults. In Korea no salivary gland indication exists for either product cited here, and the Korean XEOMIN record carries an explicit warning about injecting botulinum toxin into salivary glands. Target tissue: Parotid and submandibular salivary glands — secretory tissue, not muscle United States: Chronic sialorrhea: XEOMIN from 2 years of age, MYOBLOC in adults Korea: No salivary indication — the XEOMIN record lists upper facial lines only Cosmetic evidence: One randomised trial, 27 completers, 3-month follow-up What does this menu target, and what is actually approved? The menu name refers to injecting botulinum toxin into a salivary gland — in practice the parotid, sometimes the submandibular gland as well — with the stated aim of a narrower lower face. That aim appears on no drug label cited on this page.
Salivary Gland Botox · Square Jaw Botox
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