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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about TMJ.
TMJ neuromodulator treatment uses precisely placed injections to relax overactive jaw muscles, reducing tension, clenching, and the appearance of dynamic lines. Results develop over days and are tailored to your anatomy during consultation to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Results typically last three to five months, depending on muscle strength and individual metabolism. Maintenance treatments are recommended to sustain benefits, and your provider will advise a schedule based on how your muscles respond and your aesthetic goals.
Most clients report only mild discomfort during injections. Downtime is minimal; you can usually resume normal activities immediately. Minor bruising or soreness can occur but resolves within a few days with standard aftercare recommendations from our team.
Units vary widely based on muscle size, strength, and desired results. We price per unit and determine the exact amount during consultation and assessment to create a safe, effective, and personalized treatment plan.
Ideal candidates experience jaw tension, bruxism, or bulky masseter muscles and seek non-surgical relief. A consultation determines suitability, and those with certain medical conditions or medications may require additional medical clearance.
Side effects are generally mild and may include temporary bruising, tenderness, or slight asymmetry. Rare risks exist; a consultation reviews your medical history and contraindications to ensure safety. This treatment does not replace medical care for underlying conditions.