Isn’t it just another clinic offering non surgical procedures?
Isn’t it just another clinic offering non surgical procedures?Has anyone tried Therapie by any chance?
This was really helpful, thank you! I can still see it - but as you say, the less frowning the better. Also need to learn to sleep on my back to prevent even more wrinkles!I’m not an expert by any means as I’ve only had Botox once! From what I know it relaxes your muscles completely, so if you relax your face and look in the mirror that’s what it will look like and it won’t move... so if your wrinkle is still there it might not completely get rid of it, but it will stop it getting worse and it won’t be more visible when you make expressions (because you won’t be able to)
This is reassuring as one of the reasons I haven’t done it yet is I don’t trust myself not to become *that* person!Not everyone doesn't know when to stop with these kinds of procedures & they're great for an enhancement.
I’ve not heard of bunny nose but I did find I’d squint my eyes more when I was smiling to counteract not being able to raise my eyebrows - also I’d do this instead of frowning or straining my eyes to see something (if that makes sense!). Because I only had the botox once I didn’t notice it gave me more wrinkles around my eyes but obviously if I carried on getting it I may have noticed this a bit more. I personally loved the feeling of not being able to move my face, I used to try so hard not to raise my eyebrows when I spoke and being unable to do it was actually a relief! I miss my smooth forehead but at the moment getting it done again wouldn’t work as I’m wearing a mask 80% of the time and I need to make some form of expression!What about the side effects I’ve heard about like “ bunny nose”or unwelcome lines forming in another area? does this actually happen, plus isn’t it strange not being able to move parts of your face? I’ve seen celebs who seem to have problems speaking because the area above their mouth is frozen!
I think a little filler makes a big improvement, but I’ve no desire for Botox, that may change as wrinkles progress!
No Thérapie also do Botox and fillers in their clinics. Just wanted to know if anyone’s had any experience with them.Isn’t it just another clinic offering non surgical procedures?
You seem very young to have Botox - surelyI know a lot of good advice has already been given, so I’ll just say that I absolutely love Botox, haven’t been able to get it for nearly three years now due to pregnancy, breastfeeding for 2 years and now I’m pregnant again, pregnant and breastfeeding, a double whammy of ‘no Botox for you’! And not being able to get it is bloody killing me, I love it so much I was seriously considering weaning my baby off the breast and not ever having any more kids, just so I could resume getting Botox, lol
Therapie in Ireland? If so, yes that's where I went. I went to South William Street & Dr Sarah was totally brilliant! I got botox & lip filler. I will def go back for next time.No Thérapie also do Botox and fillers in their clinics. Just wanted to know if anyone’s had any experience with them.
A Plexr laser would work better for your eye wrinklesSorry I can't help but I've been wondering this too, (apart from the lips as nature was kind enough to bless me in that department at least), but I'm definitely interested in having my forehead and smile lines doing. Also, the skin under my eyes is quite thin and crepey, I hate it. Can anyone say if this something botox can help with too?
I started having Botox at 21... it wasn’t about looking old, it was about not liking the movement in my face for meYou seem very young to have Botox - surely
A lot of people are starting preventative now. I am going to be 29 this year and will be booking myself in. I am only just seeing the slight indent of an 11. Getting it done now, means less product will be needed so less expensiveI started having Botox at 21... it wasn’t about looking old, it was about not liking the movement in my face for me
In the feet omg that freaks me out but I'm thinking if it would help with my constantly sore feetI've been grinding my teeth as a symptom of ptsd for the past 6 moths and after my nxt dental treatment I'm going to have botox in my jaw muscles. Apparently it can help relax them and stop teeth grinding, but apparently is one of those things that only works for some people. I'll post again in this thread once I've had it done if anyones interested or has had the same problem.
About 12 years ago I had botox in my feet (hate wearing socks so wanted to stop them sweating) it was great for that, and I could wear killer heels with no pain. My friend had it in her armpits at same time to stop sweating and it worked
Yes... There are so many people "qualified" now to do Botox who aren't properly trained on facial structure. People go to them though as they are "cheap." I would never cheap out when it comes to my faceI have Botox every six months from a plastic surgeon, I had the nurse once and she was just as good but I have also seen a few local ‘hooligans’ advertising locally and I wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole.
I get my forehead done, my ‘11’s are really prominent otherwise.
Especially when you see the practioner’s faceYes... There are so many people "qualified" now to do Botox who aren't properly trained on facial structure. People go to them though as they are "cheap." I would never cheap out when it comes to my face
Loool. That is another thing to check out! I looked at all their IG accounts to see what the outcome for people wasEspecially when you see the practioner’s face
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