Navigating Lower Face Anatomy with Toxin
Dr David Eccleston discusses anatomical considerations for the therapeutic potential of botulinum toxin in masseteric hypertrophy The lower face is a complex anatomical region comprising a network of closely positioned muscles that interface at different levels.1 These muscles are responsible …
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