Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I would never consider injecting a neurotoxin into myself (let alone pay for that experience!)
I have a friend who now gets headaches if she does NOT get a Botox injection (she had no history of headaches before).
Aging is normal.
Please consider what you care about.
Please don't voluntarily come to the fashion and beauty forum for middle aged moms and scold people for caring about beauty.
It's totally cool if you don't want to get Botox, but totally not cool for you to opt into this thread and get preachy about it.
Thank you PP!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone specifically recommended for Sculptra?
Erika Barry
Erika overfilled my face and kept trying to convince me to get more filler. Ended up having all of it dissolved
Where did you end up getting it dissolved? I’m going through the same thing with her. I feel like I am starting to look puffy and more filler is not the answer
I truly don't want to sound rude, but a question for you and PP-
How were you honestly able to trust a woman who goes by the name "Injector Bunny" to not overfill your face? One look at the website/her photo/staff photo would tell you this is place with an OTT, artificial aesthetic. Like, did you go in expecting a natural looking result or did you go in trying to look "done" and then felt you over did it?
Not rude at all! I followed her from her previous MedSpa in Georgetown. I felt the vibes and aesthetic were different.. I first started seeing her in 2017 but took a 5 year break to have kids. When I went back, I just went back to her because of the prior relationship. Looking back it was a mistake!
Thanks for your answer. Makes sense to me! Do you mind saying which MedSpa in Georgetown you went to initially?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I would never consider injecting a neurotoxin into myself (let alone pay for that experience!)
I have a friend who now gets headaches if she does NOT get a Botox injection (she had no history of headaches before).
Aging is normal.
Please consider what you care about.
Please don't voluntarily come to the fashion and beauty forum for middle aged moms and scold people for caring about beauty.
It's totally cool if you don't want to get Botox, but totally not cool for you to opt into this thread and get preachy about it.
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but I would never consider injecting a neurotoxin into myself (let alone pay for that experience!)
I have a friend who now gets headaches if she does NOT get a Botox injection (she had no history of headaches before).
Aging is normal.
Please consider what you care about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any feedback on Nurse Megan / her practice in Ballston? I get mixed vibes from the socials
Nurse injectors who instagram all the time do so because they aren't busy...think about it
Anonymous wrote:Any feedback on Nurse Megan / her practice in Ballston? I get mixed vibes from the socials
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any feedback on Nurse Megan / her practice in Ballston? I get mixed vibes from the socials
Nurse injectors who instagram all the time do so because they aren't busy...think about it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any feedback on Nurse Megan / her practice in Ballston? I get mixed vibes from the socials
Nurse injectors who instagram all the time do so because they aren't busy...think about it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone specifically recommended for Sculptra?
Erika Barry
Erika overfilled my face and kept trying to convince me to get more filler. Ended up having all of it dissolved
Where did you end up getting it dissolved? I’m going through the same thing with her. I feel like I am starting to look puffy and more filler is not the answer
I truly don't want to sound rude, but a question for you and PP-
How were you honestly able to trust a woman who goes by the name "Injector Bunny" to not overfill your face? One look at the website/her photo/staff photo would tell you this is place with an OTT, artificial aesthetic. Like, did you go in expecting a natural looking result or did you go in trying to look "done" and then felt you over did it?
Not rude at all! I followed her from her previous MedSpa in Georgetown. I felt the vibes and aesthetic were different.. I first started seeing her in 2017 but took a 5 year break to have kids. When I went back, I just went back to her because of the prior relationship. Looking back it was a mistake!
My cosmetic derm explained this quite well. All of these medspas are basically nurses with a microneedling pen, a closet full of filler, and a fridge full of toxin. So to pay themselves, their staff, and their rent they are going to put as much of the filler and toxin in your face as they can. My cosmetic derm says that less than 10% of his revenue comes from injectables, and 90% comes from all the laser and other stuff he offers, so he is under no pressure to put more filler or toxin in someones face than they need.
Anonymous wrote:Any feedback on Nurse Megan / her practice in Ballston? I get mixed vibes from the socials
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Following. Would love recs for injectors in Arlington who don’t have “a look” and are known for a subtle effect - I feel like so many in my friend group are turning into some variation of 2/3 injectors who have a distinct style
I'd love to know more about who these injectors are and what they do that defines their 'look'.
Like, is there an injector who is crazy about temple filler or master Botox or something and recommends it to all their clients even if they don't 'need' it? Is it just an injector with a heavy hand whose clients look frozen?
A chunk of my friend group goes to the same dermatologist in McLean. They all start to look the same. It’s a pretty overdone look, but they all rave about this Dr
why hide the name of the derm?