Facial muscles are too developed, which is easy to cause face width, mainly caused by physiology or one's own habits. Most people with over-developed facial muscles basically have the habit of chewing hard objects or chewing gum, which easily leads to excessive masseter. To solve this problem, it can be solved by masseter muscle resection. Some people worry that mastication will be affected after masseter muscle resection. What about eating? Experts from Chengdu Yuzhiguang Plastic Surgery Hospital answered this question. The masseter muscle includes masseter muscle, temporal muscle, medial pterygoid muscle and lateral pterygoid muscle. Their main function is to finish chewing. Besides heredity, the main causes of masseter hypertrophy are mainly related to usual living habits, such as chewing gum and eating hard food for a long time, or grinding your teeth for a long time to sleep. These problems are easy to cause masseter muscle hypertrophy. The problem of masseter hypertrophy can be solved by doing masseter resection. In fact, the excision of masseter muscle is not a complete excision of masseter muscle, but a certain excision of some tendons of masseter muscle, which hinders the "information transmission" of this part of masseter muscle. After a period of time, this part of the masseter muscle will shrink to a certain extent because of the decrease in usage, thus achieving the purpose of face-lifting. The above are the answers of experts from Chengdu Yuzhiguang Plastic Surgery Hospital on whether eating will be affected after masseter muscle resection. If you need to know more, please click on the online doctor on both sides and let the online doctor do more detailed answers for you. Experts say that only advanced technology and equipment can make beauty seekers achieve satisfactory results. Chengdu Yuzhiguang Plastic Surgery Hospital is a Sino-Korean cooperative plastic surgery institution with many plastic surgery experts and advanced equipment, which provides a good guarantee for the postoperative effect and safety of beauty seekers.