When did you start Botox or plastic surgery?

[Anonymous]

52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

You thought you would grow old without any permanent lines?

[Anonymous]

I'm 40 and haven't tried anything yet, but I could see starting fillers in another couple of years. My friends who have done it look great. Very natural - at least they way they did it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

You thought you would grow old without any permanent lines?

She probably meant she didn't know Botox could be used before lines appear to prevent them from ever developing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 40 and haven't tried anything yet, but I could see starting fillers in another couple of years. My friends who have done it look great. Very natural - at least they way they did it.

I think 40 is too young to start fillers - lines are still pretty minimal and don't look bad or detract from beauty.
I still looked great at 40, sigh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:most people now a days start in their late 20s early 30s to prevent permanent lines

"Most" people? Where do you live, Hollywood?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DW started botox in mid-30s. She had developed a line between her brows that really bothered her, which is now gone. She's graduated to longer-term fillers, which she does about every 6 - 9 months. She 42 and looks fantastic.

So you are a man posting on DCUM about your wife's Botox and filler habits? I find that odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

You thought you would grow old without any permanent lines?

She probably meant she didn't know Botox could be used before lines appear to prevent them from ever developing.

...which again implies that PP (and you, too?) thought one could grow old without developing permanent lines. It would be funny if it weren't kind of pathetic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

You thought you would grow old without any permanent lines?

She probably meant she didn't know Botox could be used before lines appear to prevent them from ever developing.

...which again implies that PP (and you, too?) thought one could grow old without developing permanent lines. It would be funny if it weren't kind of pathetic.

It's kind of like believing in Santa Claus. Cute for kids. Awfully strange for grown women.

[Anonymous]

I started Botox at 37. Now 40 and no lines. The beginnings of the crease between my eyes is gone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

You thought you would grow old without any permanent lines?

She probably meant she didn't know Botox could be used before lines appear to prevent them from ever developing.

Thank you. Someone has common sense here. Exactly. Dermatologist started at 35 and she's 50 without wrinkles.

[Anonymous]

Two questions:

1. Who is good for natural-looking Botox and fillers in DC?

2. It seems to me that injecting fillers will stretch the skin such that, if you ever stop doing it, you'll sag more than you might otherwise have sagged. Does anyone know if this is true? If so, do you all plan to do it into your eighties or beyond?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:52. Just started Botox. Permanent line. If I'd known I would have started earlier as many have.

You thought you would grow old without any permanent lines?

She probably meant she didn't know Botox could be used before lines appear to prevent them from ever developing.

Thank you. Someone has common sense here. Exactly. Dermatologist started at 35 and she's 50 without wrinkles.

I'm curious, then. If she is 50 with no wrinkles (which obviously isn't possible without Botox), does she look natural? Is it obvious she had Botox? I actually think that as women get older they look a little strange with shiny, smooth wrinkle-free faces.
It would have to be done very sparingly to look normal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing with no plans to do anything. I am turning 50 this year. Why?

+1000

[Anonymous]

Just out of curiosity, for those of you who do Botox regularly, and have started on the younger side, how much do you spend a year on Botox maintenance?

I'm 48 and have just started looking into it and have been told that it will need to be redone every 3 months at $600 each time. That can really add up. You need to keep doing it regularly right?