A beautiful smile and a well-defined jawline play a vital role in facial aesthetics and overall confidence. However, factors like a gummy smile, asymmetry, or a square jaw can affect how your smile looks or how your jawline appears. Today, Botox (Botulinum Toxin) is not just a wrinkle-reducing injectable — it is widely used in cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics to refine smiles and contour jawlines.
 
At her Pune-based clinic, Dr. Dipali Dambal, a skilled Consultant Dentist and Cosmetologist, offers Botox-based treatments for smile correction and jawline contouring with excellent results and minimal downtime.
 
 
Botox for Smile and Jawline | Dr. Dipali Dambal
 
What is Botox and How Does It Work?
Botox is a purified protein derived from the Clostridium botulinum bacterium. It works by temporarily relaxing overactive muscles, thereby softening lines, rebalancing facial features, and enhancing symmetry.
 
In dental aesthetics and facial contouring, Botox can:
 
  • Correct a gummy smile by reducing the elevation of the upper lip.
  • Soften a prominent jawline caused by enlarged masseter muscles (jaw-clenching muscles).
  • Improve smile aesthetics caused by facial asymmetries or hyperactive muscles.
Botox for Smile Correction
A gummy smile occurs when a person’s upper gums are excessively visible while smiling. This may be due to:
 
  • Overactive upper lip muscles
  • Short upper lip
  • Excessive gum tissue
  • Small teeth
How Botox Helps:
A small dose of Botox is injected into the levator labii superioris alaeque nasi muscle, which is responsible for lifting the upper lip. This weakens the muscle temporarily and prevents the lip from rising too high, resulting in a more balanced, natural-looking smile.
 
Benefits of Botox for Smile Correction:
  • Non-surgical, quick, and virtually painless
  • Immediate return to daily activities
  • Natural-looking smile enhancement
  • Results last for 4–6 months
Botox for Jawline Contouring
A wide or square jawline can often result from overactive masseter muscles, commonly due to teeth grinding (bruxism) or frequent jaw clenching. While some people desire a strong jaw, others may seek a softer, V-shaped, or contoured jawline.
 
How Botox Helps:
Botox is injected into the masseter muscle on both sides of the face. This relaxes the muscle and gradually reduces its size over weeks, resulting in a slimmer and more contoured lower face.
 
Ideal For:
  • People with a heavy or square jaw due to muscle bulk
  • Patients with TMJ-related discomfort from jaw clenching
  • Those looking for non-surgical jaw reshaping
Benefits of Jawline Botox:
  • Improved facial harmony and balance
  • Relief from jaw pain or tension headaches
  • Non-invasive alternative to surgical jaw contouring
  • Gradual, natural transformation
What to Expect During and After the Procedure
At the clinic of Dr. Dipali Dambal, each Botox treatment begins with a detailed facial assessment and consultation. Using her dual expertise in dentistry and facial aesthetics, she ensures precise placement for optimal results.
 
  • Procedure Time: 15–30 minutes
  • Pain Level: Minimal (topical numbing may be applied)
  • Downtime: None to very mild (may resume normal activities immediately)
  • Results: Begin to show in 3–7 days, full effect visible in 2 weeks
  • Longevity: Effects typically last 4–6 months
Regular follow-up sessions help maintain results and further enhance facial proportions over time.
 
Ready to Enhance Your Smile and Define Your Jawline?
If you're bothered by a gummy smile or are looking for a more sculpted jawline, Botox may be the ideal non-surgical solution. With Dr. Dipali Dambal’s expert hands, you can expect a safe, personalized experience designed to bring out the best version of your facial aesthetics.
 
Book your consultation today and take the first step toward a more confident, balanced, and radiant you.


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