Meaning of "Salivary Gland Botox"
This procedure involves injecting Botox into the salivary glands to reduce swelling in the area below the ears or under the chin, thereby minimizing the appearance of a large face and alleviating discomfort caused by excessive saliva production.
"Since getting Botox for my salivary glands, I’ve been drooling much less in the evenings, which has made my daily life much more comfortable."
Related slang words
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