The latest trend in cosmetic procedures

I do not mind people are doing it. I am not ready to do it personally though

I have just had botox injected and was wondering if someone could tell me how long before it works. Thanks.

I think cosmetic injectables and Botox were always supposed to be used for gentle enhancement and slight rectification, so I believe we are going back to the way it was intended to be used.

No not for me ( at the moment anyway) happy to use moisturisers and good food.

I don't understand why people want to look unnatural after they have had Botox/ injections. I'm not against cosmetic enhancements as long as everything is done in moderation.

If natural results are achievable then it certainly changes my perception. If could feel assured people wouldn't notice I've had it done I think I'd be comfortable getting some.

nope. i would never go for injectables

Needles on my face frighten me.

I like to spend my money on other things, like make up. Annette mp

I think if you look at people like Elle Mcpherson, Oprah & Mariah Carey who have no doubt had work done and look incredable to know it can be done well.

I think everyone is seeking a natural look but I think when people get addicted they tend to want more and more and therefor end up looking un-natural.

It's a personal choice. I'm happy the way I am though - potions and lotions are fine for me.

I would rather a nose job :(

The concept of any kind of injectable horrifies me for whatever reason. Happy to age gracefully.

To each their own I guess. I'm still not keen on the idea of injecting toxins into my body for cosmetic gain, but ask me in 10 or 15 years when I will need it a lot more and I might change my tune.

Good to see there is a trend to a more natural look with these.

Not sure I'll try them, I like my face moving to much to potentially freeze it's natural look & movement.

Yes!

i just dont think theres anything wrong with ageing...

I still probably won't try it. I don't like the idea of having needle injections.

I don't judge anyone who does it. You won't know what it is like unless you try it

I would probably rather try some laser treatment or something first, but may consider injectibles at some point . . although the idea of needles in my face does make me flinch.

I would try injectibles, especially when given to give a natural youthful look.

No. I don't like the idea of injecting anything into my skin and just because it's become more widely acceptable wont change my thoughts.

Time will tell the long-term affects and even if I'm the only old person in the nursing home with wrinkles, I'll have no regrets!

Its not my sort of thing but if you dont notice it i wouldnt be opposed to it. People definitely go too far though which is where the bad rep comes from.