Muscle Relaxant

An injectable treatment that targets the masseter muscles which are involved with jaw clenching and grinding. As a result the muscle is weakened sufficiently to temporarily stop teeth clenching and grinding of the jaw and therefore eases some of the associated symptoms of this condition.

A common cause of “gummy smile” is due to overactive / hyperactive upper lip elevator muscles.

An injectable treatment is placed at both sides of the nostrils to weaken the upper lip elevator muscles temporarily. This relaxes the muscle which decreases elevation of the upper lip and reveals less gum when smiling.

*It is recommended that you consult your dentist to ensure this treatment is appropriate.

A series of small injections are made into the orbicularis oris muscle which can temporarily improve the appearance of fine lines around the mouth.

This treatment also relaxes the upper lip which in turn causes the lip to roll upwards, making it look more voluminous.

Marionette lines cause the mouth to look sad in its appearance.

An injectable treatment is placed into the Depressor Anguli Oris muscles, which are located below the corners of the mouth. This temporarily prevents the muscles from being pulled down which in turn makes the corners of the mouth lift, giving the mouth a more youthful, happy and more pleasing appearance.

Chin dimpling can be caused by excessive flexing of the chin. It can also be caused by ageing, as the chin muscles lose volume over time.

Sometimes the muscles in this area can move involuntarily, which causes dimples or pebbled-like appearance on the chin.

An injectable treatment placed into the Mentalis muscle, which temporarily relaxes this area resulting in a smoother contour of the chin area.

A series of injections are made into in the masseter muscle, the powerful muscles in the jaw.

This injectable treatment temporarily relaxes these muscles and as a result, this weakening effect helps to reduce the activity of your masseter muscles. This creates a slimmer V-shaped jawline.

The droopy nose is caused by the depressor septi nasi muscle, which increasingly pulls the nose down from the upper lip as we age.

To treat the droopy nose tip, injections are made right underneath the septum of the nose. This temporarily paralyzes the depressor septi nasi muscle, resulting in the nose having a lifted and lighter look.