Some particularly emotional individuals are advised to start at 20. If the facial expressions are too theatrical. For some, even 30 is too early. It's all individual.

Are you going to be injecting yourself for the rest of your life? Is accepting and loving yourself as you are not an option?

Don't listen to Guest 2. It's all because they can't adapt 😆 If you have such medical indications, go ahead and don't be afraid. You'll have to repeat it in a few months anyway, as the Botox dissolves. If you don't like it, you simply won't renew it and that's it. But I doubt it 😊

And how will Botox help with asymmetry???Botox paralyses muscles.This smooths out wrinkles.But to help with drooping eyelids....not sure

Botox has a tendency to accumulate. Injections will need to be administered approximately every 4-6 months. At 20, I wouldn't have started getting Botox injections. I'm 30, I'm starting to get expression lines on my forehead, but I won't start getting injections yet.

The majority of people have eyebrows, and indeed faces, that are asymmetrical. If the difference is glaringly obvious, then it's up to you whether to worry about it or not. But if the difference is only noticeable after prolonged study of the face, then that's just silly.

Thanks to everyone for their opinions. It's indeed scary to think that I might get hooked on this and start injecting myself every six months... What then will happen at 40, I didn't consider.

In my opinion, your problems can easily be solved with cosmetics. It's simpler to go to a stylist. I myself have slightly different eyebrows and a drooping eyelid - I apply makeup accordingly, I don't see any problem at all. Botox doesn't cause addiction, what do you mean by getting hooked?) What will happen at 40 if you start injecting at 23? From 23 years old, you will probably have eyebrows at the same level, that's all 😊

I had injections when I was 27 for the same reason and.. hellish pain and zero effect! My facial expressions were off before and they've stayed that way. I don't think it's worth doing so early if it's very noticeable.

It's good that I'll never need Botox. Where they inject it, I've never had wrinkles, even though I'm already 38.

Botox paralyses facial expressions and has cumulative properties. For example, if you inject it into the forehead for a long time, the botox rolls up in the form of a roll above the eyebrows. Botox as a drug is poison. It's better to inject hyaluronic acid. And the later in life you start injecting, the better. Don't fall for the advertising and think about your health. Beauticians make money from this, they don't give a damn about your health. You are rightly advised to learn to mask with cosmetics, or with a fringe, for example, asymmetrical.

Botox won't exactly save you from droopy eyelids. You can even out the eyebrows if the doctor is very experienced. Perhaps a blepharoplasty would be better? It's not very clear what exactly is bothering you - the different height of the eyebrows or the eyelids.

[quote="Guest" message_id="53134948"]Botox paralyses facial expressions and has cumulative properties. For example, if you inject it into your forehead for a long time, botox rolls down in the form of a roll above the eyebrows. Botox as a drug is poison. It's better to inject hyaluronic acid. And the later in life you start injecting, the better. Don't fall for the advertising and think about your health. Cosmetologists make money from this, they don't give a damn about your health. You are rightly advised to learn to mask with cosmetics, or with a fringe for example asymmetrical. [/Before writing such nonsense, google what botox and hyaluronic acid are - what's the difference and purpose. It's surprising such hens who just want to cluck.

Ugh. Not with bio-currents😊, botox...