I am 58 yo. I have been using Botox regularly for almost 25 yrs. My best friend (age 59) now lives in another part of the country but we started using Botox at the same time. It varies slightly, depending on provider, but I typically get 40-45u each time. My friend now uses <30u units each time. Her doc said she does not need as much because the treated muscles are not used to working. She swears the lower dose lasts almost 4 months- just like my higher dose does. Is this premise correct?
I am 60 years old, average height and weight. I have I high tolerance to everything, drugs, novacaine, anesthesia etc. I've had botox, Dysport, Xeomine, juviderm and Rystaline injections over the past few years.. Absolutely NO DIFFERENCE from any of them
58 years old european Over 5 years ago i had liposuction on legs abd where the proceedure areas under buttox too much removed now my boottom lowweer cheeks falls on to back of legs not too much but enough for me to feel uncomfortable and saggy skin on front legs and also my arms, would botox fix ths
My bald scalp, seems to wrinkle when my frontalis muscles contract (raising my eyebrows). When my forehead is relaxed, my scalp skin and head is smooth with no significant wrinkling. When I raise my eyebrows, my whole scalp moves forward, and causes linear wrinkles along the top of my head. When I lower my eyebrows, my scalp retracts and the wrinkles are no longer present. Is this unusual? Would reducing the range of movement of my forehead / frontalis with Botox help with this?
I am 57 yrs old and have frown lines/creases between my eyebrows (an inherited trait from my mom) to the extent that my relaxed expression appears unhappy. I had my first botox injections (3), 12units, 6 weeks ago and its already wearing off. My daughter's wedding is 3 mos away and I want to repeat the treatment but it's costly. Should I do it now before it wears off entirely or wait until closer to the wedding? What would provide the best result? I've also read about other injectables similar to botox.