If your nasolabial folds are prominent even when you have a neutral expression, and your skin tends to be thin and dry, it might be better to consult about autologous collagen regeneration procedures like Juvelook Volume or Juvegen first, rather than fillers. If sagging cheeks are also visible, performing a lifting procedure at the same time can be helpful.

If you have a square jaw with developed jaw muscles, you can expect square jaw Botox to soften your jawline and make your face look slimmer. However, if your square jaw is rounded due to facial fat or cheek bloating, I've heard that you might not see a significant change with Botox alone. For those with a round face that includes some flesh, it is common to compare it with line management procedures like InMode or firming lifting treatments like Density or Ulthera.

I noticed that while Xeomin was definitely effective the first time I received it, it might feel like it isn't controlling the symptoms as well as before after a few sessions. However, you shouldn't immediately conclude that you have developed resistance; it could be due to developed muscles or changes in dosage or injection site. So, please don't worry too much, but I recommend sharing this information and consulting with a doctor before your next treatment.

If the area and dosage are appropriate, it looks natural.

At first, most people are concerned about wrinkles, but next time, it seems like they end up getting the most noticeable areas done.

I haven't had Botox before. I feel the need for it a lot these days... but since it's my first time, I have a lot of concerns.

I've had a consultation as well, and rather than actually developing resistance, it might just be that the timing varies depending on the injection site, dosage, and muscle condition!!! First off, rather than repeating additional treatments at short intervals or arbitrarily increasing the dosage, I think it would be better to ask during your consultation. Something like, "I'd like to go a little closer than last time."

I also looked into trapezius Botox at one point. Since the injections are administered in small amounts over multiple sessions, many people experience only a stinging sensation. After the procedure, you may feel stiffness or a sense of weakness in your shoulders for a few days. Because the trapezius muscle is used for neck and shoulder movement, precise placement and dosage control are crucial. Since excessive injection can lead to discomfort or weakness, I recommend getting the procedure done at a clinic with skilled technicians.

At first, I mainly got Botox on my forehead (because of the cost), but after a while, my forehead kept sagging since I was only getting Botox. So, I got thread lifting, a regular lift, and a little bit of filler (1cc at a time), and my forehead became prettier and more natural. My frown lines were seriously bad too, lol.

That's right. I tend to pursue a natural look, so during the consultation, I told them I wanted a natural atmosphere that wasn't too awkward.

I have never had Botox before... but if I did get it, I have a feeling I would keep getting it because I would hate how I looked when I went back to how I was before.

The effects of Botox usually appear gradually starting from the 2nd to 7th day, so it is recommended to get repeat treatments at intervals of 3 to 6 months, even before the effects have completely worn off.