What work would you have done on your face?

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Anonymous wrote:If you've done nothing for the first 55 years. I'd really appreciate specific recommendations of procedures and providers in Arlington - Reston area.

I'd love a recommendation for a trusted place to go and person to see who will give it to you straight without upsell if you're not ready for surgery.

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Anonymous wrote:I would do FL but Ive seen so many bad ones, I would have to be certain I'd get natural results. FLs do seem to be getting better lately though. In past years people suddenly looked stretched oddly with puddles of skin in front of their ears. Some of the omakase FL looks completely natural but I would want to know most people get similar results and not just the best examples seen online.

I've come to the conclusion there is no way to be certain. If there were, we wouldn't have so many celebs who spent a fortune on the best doctors who look like a horror movie.

[Anonymous]

Botox for 11s since I was 28. I guess I was born with a resting scowl face because I needed it. In my forties, I've added more in my forehead, crow's feet, and frown lines, and I've done hyperdilute radiesse because I'm thin and my face is starting to look hollow. Plan to get a deep lane and bleph as soon as the kids are out of the house.

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I do Botox for my forehead and crow's feet which does wonders for the upper half of my face. I don't look tired and angry all of the time now. However, I need to do something about the lower half of my face, specifcially my jowls which have begun to sag (I'm 47). I don't want to do filler. I guess I'd do a facelift to address the jowls and tighten up my jawline unless there's something less invasive that could work in those areas. I haven't really explored it yet. A lower bleph would be well worth it too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Botox for 11s since I was 28. I guess I was born with a resting scowl face because I needed it. In my forties, I've added more in my forehead, crow's feet, and frown lines, and I've done hyperdilute radiesse because I'm thin and my face is starting to look hollow. Plan to get a deep lane and bleph as soon as the kids are out of the house.

Who did your hyperdilute Radiesse and are you happy with your results? Did you consider Sculptra as well?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Filler under eyes, Botox 11s since age 45

Considering Botox for platysma bands

47 now

Planning on FL early 50s

Haven’t done lasers but interested!

So I'm 40 and this is basically my only sign of aging, I wore sunscreen and am pretty free of wrinkles but my skinny neck looks like a bundle of sticks in a bag. I got this done and it cost a fortune ($700) and lasted like a month. Biggest waste ever.

Strange that it only lasted a month. Do you know how many units you got?

I have no idea. I think I just have very strong neck muscles.