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The concept of beauty has long been defined by regional and cultural differences. These differences, however, are changing at a fast pace to create a homogenization of standards of beauty. In Asian countries, the egg-shaped face of Western people is generally preferred over the square-angled face that is often seen in Asians. As such, there has been increasing interest and demand for facial contouring procedures throughout Asian countries, including masseteric resection and/or mandible angle ostectomy [1]. However, given the length of recovery and the complication profile, efforts have been made to utilize non-surgical modalities for treatment. Since its introduction, botulinum toxin A injection has become an important modality in the treatment of a square-angled jaw [2]. The efficacy and the long-term results are well documented in the literature, including two previous reports from our group [3,4]. What is not known, however, is when and how masseter muscle reducEdward Ilho Lee, Nam-Ho Kim, Ro-Hyuk Park, Jong-Beum Park, Tae Joo Ahn

Botulinum Toxin Type A for Treatment of Masseter Hypertrophy: Volumetric Analysis of Masseter Muscle Reduction over Time