Botox and fillers

Sorry for jumping in on an old thread, but I’m actually on the hunt for answers to the same questions about Botox and fillers. I’ve always wondered if Botox can actually prevent wrinkles or if it’s just a temporary fix. It’s intriguing how it wears off after a few months. By the way, I’m a big fan of going to spas too. Recently, I tried some filler treatments at this amazing place called Raw Beauty Aesthetics. They’re really good at what they do. If you’re interested, you can check them out at https://rawbeautyaesthetics.com/services/filler-treatment-in-woodland-hills-ca/.

Sometimes it’s easier just to MARK ALL AS READ!

Can anyone please tell me if I have missed this article? I would love to read all about it 🙂

Can you have it done in your forehead but still be able to move your eyebrows?

Some people that have it done are all smooth but they have really deep wrinkles close to the eye and underneath so obviously they can’t inject too close to the eye. Does being paralysed everywhere else create extra stress on other areas that they can’t inject?

I still would give it a go, lol.

Is there is a possibility of having a late question answered???

I would like to know the difference between the various types of fillers. The one I know about is Juvaderm and that is supposed to last around 4 – 6 months.

However, I have heard there is another that lasts 12-18 months. Is there some further information on that one please???

I wonder if years down the track there will be research and find that this all has devastating affects we didn’t know about! Too scared to try

Look forward to reading!! Yet to try Botox and fillers and always say never say never but this is something I’d like to be well informed about!!

Great questions. Thanks for putting them forward! x

My question would be what kind of ongoing testing and audits are in place within the industry to ensure providers are looking after patient safety – not just now but in the long term as well. Remember how we thought solariums were totally safe and then we found out they weren’t? Same with breast implants and other cosmetic procedures.

I understand that nothing in life is guaranteed and sometimes we can only go on the best information we have at the time, but as consumers it would be reassuring to know that thorough research and testing is rigorous and ongoing as safety should always be the first priority.

I want to know why the cost hasn’t come down. I have had to put mine on hold because it cost me $350 per session.