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Is 20 too young to get Botox? (Photo)

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Ilovecats1996Jul 4, 2017

I feel when I raise my eyebrows I have deep wrinkles. I was wondering if 20 is too young to begin Botox? I read online that Botox can help reduce wrinkles as you age. And if I decide to stop Botox treatments, does it have any negative impact on your skin? Thank you.

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