Neurotoxin injections into the parotid gland can reduce the activity of salivary glands, decreasing saliva production.
Doctors use neurotoxin injections in the parotid gland to reduce its activity and lower saliva production.
This treatment helps with both medical and cosmetic concerns. It’s especially useful for softening a “square face” caused by an enlarged gland.
In Asia, doctors often use Botox for parotid slimming. It effectively reduces gland size and enhances facial appearance.
This non-surgical treatment helps people who want a slimmer facial shape.
For medical needs, neurotoxin can also lower salivary gland activity and reduce saliva production.
A physician injects botulinum toxin type A using ultrasound guidance to ensure accuracy. They insert a small needle directly into the gland and deliver a precise dose of the toxin.
This procedure usually takes about 30 minutes. It shows how versatile Botox and other neurotoxins can be in treating different concerns.
Most patients see the best results within two to three weeks. The effects often last between three and six months.
Patients should follow the aftercare instructions provided by their practitioner to ensure the best results. This may include avoiding strenuous activities and adhering to any specific guidelines given post-treatment.
