Dr.G-aesthetics

08/31/2026

08/30/2026

✨ Truly humbled to welcome Dr. David Saadat Dr. David Saadat to my practice Medical Aesthetics in Menlo Park yesterday! I
Spending time with a renowned anatomist and surgeon of his caliber, learning from his vast knowledge and experience, has been nothing short of a dream come true. Every insight shared yesterday has elevated my understanding of nonsurgical facial transformation to a whole new level.
A heartfelt thank you to Allergan Medical Institute® Allergan Medical Institute for making this incredible opportunity possible. Grateful for mentors who push us to grow, refine our craft, and always put patient care first.

08/22/2026

Patient’s testimonial!

08/11/2026

Same muscle, different blueprint 🧬🦷
We talk a lot about the masseter’s 3 layers (superficial, middle, deep) — but here’s what most people don’t know: the way those layers relate to EACH OTHER also varies from person to person. Anatomists classify this into three distinct patterns:
🔹 JUXTAPOSED type (~54%) — the most common pattern
The middle and deep layers sit side-by-side in the same plane, with a clean, clear boundary between them. No overlap.
🔹 OVERLAPPED type (~42%)
The middle and deep layers overlap where they meet, creating a thicker, more blended junction between the two.
🔹 PARALLEL type (~4%) — the rarest pattern
All three layers — superficial, middle, and deep — are clearly stratified, stacked cleanly on top of one another.

Why does this matter for TMJ Botox?
You literally cannot tell which type you’re working with from the outside. That’s exactly why blind, “one-size-fits-all” injection patterns fall short. Knowing how the layers are arranged changes where the needle needs to go, how deep, and how the dose is distributed to calm overactive muscle fibers without under- or over-treating the joint.
Anatomy isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your treatment plan shouldn’t be either.
Struggling with jaw clenching, tension, or TMJ pain?
DM us to see if you’re a candidate 👇🏻