Would you get botox?

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On these forehead lines?

@sabrinathemiddleagewitch Botox does indeed remove lines and will easily remove the ones the OP has.

Whether she goes for it is her decision but it's not correct to say Botox doesn't remove forehead lines - it's the very purpose of it

I have it in between my eyebrows to stop my mega crease from getting worse. Absolutely love it. I've been getting it for a few years now. No cream on earth will relax my forehead and stop me looking angry all the time.

@FelicityWhiskers

I've had it for this exact reason.

It stopped me moving my forehead so yes the skin did not fold into lines when you express your face to make them deeper or appear when you're talking.

However the marks in your skin when your face is not moving, it cannot remove as that is impossible of Botox.

How exact would a muscle relaxer remove indents in skin?

Yes, it will prevent them getting worse. I started having it done at 42 and wish I'd started earlier.

I don't think a little bit would be a problem. Go for it

100%. Mine are much worse, when I was young and pretty I laughed in the face of cosmetic procedures. Now I'm totally there as soon as it reopens 😖

@sabrinathemiddleagewitch I think you had the Botox administered incorrectly in that case!

No. I wouldn't get Botox full stop.

No. They’re not that bad and I’d be more concerned about the long term effects of starting it in your 30s. This isn’t a facetious comment but would a fringe suit you? You won’t be showing your forehead all the time and can direct attention to other parts of your face.

No way everyone has those.

Absolutely not. You can so tell if someone has.

What’s the shadow above your brows? Looks like involuntary frowning or a slight furrowed eyebrow, which Botox could also assist with if you’re interested

I genuinely don’t know what I’d do if I were you, I think it would depend on how noticeable the lines are from a distance and how much it overall impacts your appearance. I think your lines are faint and I probably wouldn’t notice them.

No, I wouldn’t touch the stuff. Not going to risk my health for the sake of a few (perfectly normal) wrinkles. I can sort of see why people are tempted if they have very bad premature wrinkles (I don’t think you do, OP) but I think it’s a very extreme length to go to.

I have had Botox a few times (medical reasons not cosmetic) and suffered with zero side effects. I wouldn’t consider Botox “risking my health” at all.

Nope...
Nothing wrong with wisdom lines

@iftherewereahorseyinthehouse

100%. Mine are much worse, when I was young and pretty I laughed in the face of cosmetic procedures. Now I'm totally there as soon as it reopens 😖

😶 🙏 Let's hope they open soon🤞

beautytoxins.com/botox-can-damage-muscles-bones-and-teeth/

A nice little read...

Yup

I get it for migraines but look so much younger as a result.

And fresher.

No side effects at all.

Quick and painless and I still can express myself

Totally erased my railroad tracks and 11s

PS I also follow a very good skin scare routine

If it bothers you then go for it. Ask around for recommendations. I get a light touch up regularly. My face still moves as it did before, it just makes me look refreshed.

@cbt944

beautytoxins.com/botox-can-damage-muscles-bones-and-teeth/

A nice little read...

Goodness me it looks so scholarly and scientific with the lurid needle + green poison dripping out of it⚕️

Yes, teeheehee!

“• Spread of toxin effects. In some cases, the effect of botulinum toxin may affect areas of the body away from the injection site and cause symptoms of a serious condition called botulism.
The symptoms of BOTULISM include:
o loss of strength and muscle weakness all over the body
o double vision, blurred vision and drooping eyelids
o hoarseness or change or loss of voice (dysphonia)
o trouble saying words clearly (dysarthria)
o loss of bladder control
o trouble breathing
o trouble swallowing

These symptoms can happen hours, days, to weeks after you receive an injection of BOTOX or BOTOXCosmetic.”

beautytoxins.com/allergans-latest-leaflet-botox-can-cause-botulism/

Plus, serious side effects, hospitalisation, and death...

beautytoxins.com/590-botulinum-toxin-deaths-reported-to-the-fda/

Absolutely

Possibly. I've had Botox before but for the past year I've been using prescription tret from skin and me, the lines have softened so much from that
So I would first go hydration and tret and then see

Pics
First are before and after Botox
Second is forehead now (no Botox for over a year, and using tret for the last 12 months)