Non-surgical narrowing of a square jaw by treating an enlarged or overactive masseter muscle - a gradual, staged treatment.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony
Cases will be added soon
Best suited to patients whose square or wide jaw is driven by masseter muscle bulk, particularly noticeable when clenching.
- A square or wide lower face on clenching.
- Teeth grinding or clenching (bruxism).
- A preference for an oval contour without surgery.
Where the shape is mainly bone structure, muscle treatment won’t change it - this is assessed at consultation.
- A square or heavy-looking jaw
- Jaw tension from clenching or grinding
- A desire for a softer, oval contour


A course of treatment into the masseter reduces its overactivity, causing it to gradually reduce in bulk as it’s used less forcefully a gradual softening of the jawline over several weeks, not an instant change.
Dose is calibrated to your muscle bulk, typically higher than other areas in this group given the masseter’s size.
A typical course involves two to three sessions spaced 12–16 weeks apart, followed by less frequent maintenance.
From around 4–6 weeks, with fuller results by 8–12 weeks.
Typically two to three, spaced 12–16 weeks apart.
Many patients notice reduced tension alongside the contouring effect.
A genuine consideration in patients with limited facial volume - assessed before treatment.
No - the muscle can return to its original size without maintenance treatment.