Anonymous
Post 04/18/2024 10:32     Subject: Giving up botox
You guys, maybe ginseng and yoga help your skin, but they are in no way replacements for what Botox can do. Let's be real here.
Anonymous
Post 04/18/2024 10:25     Subject: Giving up botox
Anonymous wrote:Op, do yoga and drink ginseng drink daily instead. Costco and Amazon has the packaged ready to drink. Works wonders for skin.

Among red ginseng benefits for skin we can find that red ginseng is packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a powerhouse ingredient in skincare. It helps to reduce inflammation, fight against free radicals, and boost collagen production – all of which lead to healthier, more youthful skin.

For real? I looked it up on Costco and am skeptical. It’s in pouches?
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 09:33     Subject: Giving up botox
Anonymous wrote:Op, do yoga and drink ginseng drink daily instead. Costco and Amazon has the packaged ready to drink. Works wonders for skin.

Among red ginseng benefits for skin we can find that red ginseng is packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a powerhouse ingredient in skincare. It helps to reduce inflammation, fight against free radicals, and boost collagen production – all of which lead to healthier, more youthful skin.


Genuine question…does yoga help your skin? I walk a lot but never got into the yoga habit. But I’ll try anything 😂
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 07:28     Subject: Giving up botox
Anonymous wrote:Why would she not be able to stop? Do you mean it's some sort of psychological dependence?


IME Botox makes me look less tired and when it totally wears off I feel like I look bad. I think that’s what pp was talking about.
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 07:25     Subject: Giving up botox
Op, do yoga and drink ginseng drink daily instead. Costco and Amazon has the packaged ready to drink. Works wonders for skin.

Among red ginseng benefits for skin we can find that red ginseng is packed with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, making it a powerhouse ingredient in skincare. It helps to reduce inflammation, fight against free radicals, and boost collagen production – all of which lead to healthier, more youthful skin.
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 07:18     Subject: Giving up botox
Anonymous wrote:You need to find a better aesthetician. However I too doubt you'll be able to totally stop after keeping it up over 5 years.



I sure hope she wasn’t doing Botox with an esthetician !!!

Ladies ( and gentlemen) , please only go to a dermatologist, a plastic surgeon, or an experienced nurse or PA who is DIRECTLY supervised by a dermatologist or plastic surgeon. It’s scary to see how many nurses have taken a weekend class in injecting Botox and fillers and have some pediatrician or internist as a medical director now claim to be nurse injectors.
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 07:11     Subject: Giving up botox
Why would she not be able to stop? Do you mean it's some sort of psychological dependence?
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 07:07     Subject: Giving up botox
Anonymous wrote:I waited until I was in my 60s. I like how it lifts my eyebrows and jawline. I go to a dermatologist. I would never go to a med spa. I am late due to various family emergencies and eek.


Would you mind sharing the name of your dermatologist?
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 07:01     Subject: Giving up botox
Are you talking about fillers or Botox? I can't see someone getting massive bruising from Botox...
Anonymous
Post 04/17/2024 06:58     Subject: Giving up botox
You need to find a better aesthetician. However I too doubt you'll be able to totally stop after keeping it up over 5 years.
Anonymous
Post 04/16/2024 21:31     Subject: Giving up botox
Self-esteem
Anonymous
Post 04/16/2024 21:21     Subject: Giving up botox
I waited until I was in my 60s. I like how it lifts my eyebrows and jawline. I go to a dermatologist. I would never go to a med spa. I am late due to various family emergencies and eek.
Anonymous
Post 04/16/2024 21:11     Subject: Giving up botox
Anonymous wrote:I’m willing to bet you go back to Botox. I did it once and was too young to notice any difference and haven’t since. I can’t imagine after doing it for 5 years and just stopping. I wish you luck.


+1

Find a better injector.
Anonymous
Post 04/16/2024 20:55     Subject: Giving up botox
I’m willing to bet you go back to Botox. I did it once and was too young to notice any difference and haven’t since. I can’t imagine after doing it for 5 years and just stopping. I wish you luck.
Anonymous
Post 04/16/2024 20:53     Subject: Giving up botox
I’ve been doing Botox for 5 years and have decided to give it up. It’s been looking good, but the last time I went my injector had a bad day and messed my face up. I had a black eye for a week and 4 months later have a syringe shaped scar on my forehead. I’ve decided I’m over it.

If any of you stopped using Botox, where there any products you added to your routine to aid in your transition?