This is funny because a girl on my team at work has been saying that we should do a lunchtime botox visit after I come back to work in May after my body lift surgery. She reckons if I'm fixing the bod, I may as well go the whole hog and get a new 'refreshed' look for the face!
I have to say I'm tempted! And I'm not a girly-girl, but want to try it, just once, to see what happens! She even got a great recommendation for a place in Perth, so I just have to say yes and she'll organise it....
BullieJ: The Botox was virtually instant for me, where as the restalane, was good, but not as good as I thought it would be. I needed to get a dental anaesetic before the restaline, which hurt .
Sushee: Go for the freshen up hon, you will love it
Your all making me feel like getting it, but I cant atm
Yanno after watching Bold and the Beautiful last night I'm not so sure lol. At least it's a reminder not to take it too far if I decide to give it a go
Yes - no Bree, no Nicole - there's a whole list of hollywood ladies that I wouldn't want to look like - but there are plenty who are way older than they look and they still look natural - now that's what I'd like.
...so if I got botox now (not right now - i mean after BF ), with my wrinkles that are already there, what will the effect be like?
Does it kind of smooth the current lines out as well as help prevent more occuring? And does it help the lines that are already there not get deeper, or is that damage already done and will continue to 'deteriate' (excuse spelling)?
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