Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have never done Botox. I’m 52 with dark South Asian skin, and I have almost no wrinkles on my forehead, marionette lines or crows feet. No shade towards anyone who uses it though, I just haven’t felt the need for it myself. I did have a lower bleph at 48 and am not opposed to a facelift when the time comes.
I agree Botox is best for white signs of aging. There are better other treatments for other races and their own signs of aging.
Anonymous wrote:I have never done Botox. I’m 52 with dark South Asian skin, and I have almost no wrinkles on my forehead, marionette lines or crows feet. No shade towards anyone who uses it though, I just haven’t felt the need for it myself. I did have a lower bleph at 48 and am not opposed to a facelift when the time comes.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Only rich circles do Botox, and a minuscule subset of those do "preventative Botox" (a ridiculous concept).
I'm in a more middle class circle, and don't know anyone who would admit to doing cosmetic enhancements. They're all figuring out how to pay for college!
Personally, at 45, I am considering some form of IPL for barely there sun damage. I do not want to do Botox or fillers because the idea of adding stuff into my face is repulsive.
I don't think Botox is for rich people. I am a middle class fed and I've gotten Botox a few times. I was doing it about twice a year, cost me $600.
Anonymous wrote:Only rich circles do Botox, and a minuscule subset of those do "preventative Botox" (a ridiculous concept).
I'm in a more middle class circle, and don't know anyone who would admit to doing cosmetic enhancements. They're all figuring out how to pay for college!
Personally, at 45, I am considering some form of IPL for barely there sun damage. I do not want to do Botox or fillers because the idea of adding stuff into my face is repulsive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m 45 and have been using Botox for a few years but it started giving me terrible brain fog for about 2 weeks post injection earlier this year (and that’s not uncommon, per Reddit), so I’m not sure if I will keep getting it in the future.
Potential side effects like this are what keep me away. I would be forever angry with myself for creating a problem I do not have just for vanity's sake.
Anonymous wrote:I’m 45 and have been using Botox for a few years but it started giving me terrible brain fog for about 2 weeks post injection earlier this year (and that’s not uncommon, per Reddit), so I’m not sure if I will keep getting it in the future.