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I have had forehead wrinkles from my 20s and now in my 40s would like to remove them. My first preference would of course be naturally but doesn't seem to be happening even though I have used retinol etc. The 2nd option is laser skincare or botox. Laser seems to be more expensive but not sure what would be more long lasting and less painful?
Brow wrinkles to me are nice on a man.. but if they get you down why not do laser treatment.. seems to have good results..
Right!
And look like Nicole Kidman, who lost her face expression to Botox.
I refuse to watch her movies because of her ridiculous, stiff, emotionless, plastic face.
The plastic mannequin face that is all smooth and nothing moves, is ugly and disgusting.
The other day I saw some news babe from some city on youtube. Every time she raised her eyes, her brow would wrinkle. It was the first time in 10 years I have seen an news babe who's brow furrowed. It made her look human, instead of one of the pod/lizard people so common today where their face doesn't move at all because they are so shot up with Botox.
Bring back wrinkles, I say. It makes people look more like a human and less like an animatronic Disney robot.
The plastic mannequin face that is all smooth and nothing moves, is ugly and disgusting.
The other day I saw some news babe from some city on youtube. Every time she raised her eyes, her brow would wrinkle. It was the first time in 10 years I have seen an news babe who's brow furrowed. It made her look human, instead of one of the pod/lizard people so common today where their face doesn't move at all because they are so shot up with Botox.
Bring back wrinkles, I say. It makes people look more like a human and less like an animatronic Disney robot.
Funny how most women are concerned about their wrinkles but most men don't care about such at all. They might care about hair loss, muscles or gut growing, but wrinkles? Nah...
In today’s age, skincare to men is still generally considered a “feminine” topic, lumped in with beauty and makeup.
Maybe because men age much slower than women?
I would not choose to do Botox although I have a friend that does it and she looks great.
I am more concerned about hair and brow loss as well as bone loss than a frozen look. Look up hair loss and botox and you will see a scary NCBH article on middle aged women and hair loss. That would be me if I did botox.
Look up bone loss and botox. Bone loss is one of the factors of aging. So in my opinion, I would think that the cosmetic results would contraindicate the intent.
Anyhow, go see a dermatologist. Fraxel laser or worse case, a phenol peel will zap those wrinkles and keep them at bay.
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