Does this woman need Botox?
Beauty Cred on Nov 21, 2008
Well, guess what this 26 year-old was told by Dr. Heidi Waldorf, director of laser and cosmetic dermatology at Mount Sinai? Read all about it.
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4 posts
26 Nov 2008
The photo should show her with crunched up face. Then we could decide. I'm 46, with relaxed face have no wrinkles, but when I make facial movements, that's when the lines, wrinkles show up.
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11 Dec 2008
Her face should crunch up. im 48 and just got botox and i love it and still have facial expression. This girl is beautiful no wrinkles. Wait intil you need it you dont need it now and i didn't either at when i was 26.Dr's trying to make more money is my opion.
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22 Dec 2008
I don't think you need it. You're still young :P and you're beautiful anyway. Mary Harris is right, the doctor is just trying to make more money..
2 posts
13 Jan 2009
I think Botox is as much about prevention as anything. If the muscles are relaxed, then wrinkles never form. 26 may seem too young, but if she can afford it, I say go for it in conservative amounts. At 28, I am all about preventative measures!
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15 Jan 2009
Prevention, or stopping the muscles that already are forming the wrinkles. The wrinkles just come somewhere else. I do believe, when Botox is stopped, there seem to be wrinkles, then before. Seeing it on my own face. Having said this, I will not stop my Botox treatments. Having it done for 4 years, loving it, but I"m not so sure, it is helping for the future.