Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

I have several friends who started Botox at age 30.

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Anonymous wrote:Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

Ha I should have read all the posts. But it should be old enough to conceive but young enough for Botox...right?

Old enough to conceive and young enough to use botox....yikes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

I have several friends who started Botox at age 30.

Your friends must be wretched if they needed to Botox at 30.

They’re just very well off and very afraid of aging.

You forgot they are stupid, too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

I have several friends who started Botox at age 30.

Your friends must be wretched if they needed to Botox at 30.

They’re just very well off and very afraid of aging.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

I have several friends who started Botox at age 30.

Your friends must be wretched if they needed to Botox at 30.

Anonymous wrote:Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

I have several friends who started Botox at age 30.

Young enough to conceive, old enough for Botox/wrinkles. My mind is blown.

You can get Daxxify before you're pregnant. It lasts twice as long as Botox, so if you get pregnant shortly after the injections, it would last most of the pregnancy.

Also, there's nothing wrong with Botox/Daxxify during pregnancy (this is according to my derm. who does it regularly for pregnant women). Not trying to push - I know some women are very careful with food, activities, etc. during pregnancy, just offering a different perspective if this is something you're really worried about.

Anonymous wrote:Do not frown or smile too much. Sleep with your head and neck elevated and on your back.

Also, eat nothing but almonds and lemon juice.

This is what you're concerned about? How old are you?

Do not frown or smile too much. Sleep with your head and neck elevated and on your back.

You can’t possibly be that wrinkly

There’s no alternative to Botox. You just suck it up and wait, wrinkly.

I've been doing Botox for a while now. I know there are so many things to consider when pregnant. Obviously, I won't do Botox or use retinol. Any advice would be appreciated. This will be my second pregnancy. The first time I was able to conceive fast. Since we have been trying I have stopped Botox and I haven't really been good with retinol in the past even though I own a ton of tubes.