Botox?

[princess_n_thep 2]

I have been a watcher for this new "miracle" treatment for fine lines and wrinkles. I was hoping that it was going to get a bit cheaper too. I want it, badly for eye lines when I smile.

Call me cautious but when silicone breasts first came out as the greatest latest thing, everyone ran to get them and they were poison. So now, I listen and wait, like a cat, waiting to pounce. So my question is... can I pounce yet?

Anyone do it and want to admit it? Are/Were you happy with it? About what did you pay for it? Any side effects?

[nickie456 0]

I also want to have Botox injection. Even went as far as to make appointment, then called and cancelled. I would like to talk with anyone that has had Botox.

[Jachut 487]

I have to admit I've thought about it. I'm 38 and dont have any crows feet or lines on my face other than two vertical frown lines between my eyebrows, which would be so easily fixed with Botox.

[Maggie63 0]

i had botox. the first time i did it i loved it. i felt like it really opened up my eyes. the second time i was not so happy with the results. i have crows feet and it did not get rid of any of those, and i feel like my eyes are not opened as much as the first time.

this could be the technician, not the treatment. i think i paid $450 a treatment. would have to double check.

as with the band, i would research research research and find the best doc in your area. pay a bit more it you have to make sure you are getting quality : )

[Maggie63 0]

i had botox. the first time i did it i loved it. i felt like it really opened up my eyes. the second time i was not so happy with the results. i have crows feet and it did not get rid of any of those, and i feel like my eyes are not opened as much as the first time.

this could be the technician, not the treatment. i think i paid $450 a treatment. would have to double check.

as with the band, i would research research research and find the best doc in your area. pay a bit more it you have to make sure you are getting quality : )

[vinesqueen 2]

I don't believe I would ever even try it. Or even consider trying it. For me it's a couple of things, I don't like the thought of injecting a deadly poison into my body for cosmetic reasons. I can't get past that. But for this life I picked really good genetics for skin anyway. I got carded this week at the grocery store.

But I look at my dear grandmother who will be 95 in a few months and my mother who is 72 and I marvle at their skin.

I am a snob I suppose. Oh, and I just turned 44 on Sunday

[princess_n_thep 2]

So did it hurt? Compared to the feeling of getting a fill maybe? How long does it last? $450 for just a few months seems pricey to me.

I am with you vines on the injecting poison into my body and that makes me nervous, but then again..... I plan to be like the bionic woman by the time I am done. Pamela Anderson moooooooooove over!