I’m in my 50’s should I get Botox?
Time appears to have it in for our faces in particular, giving equal attention to skin-level alterations (lines and wrinkles) when it comes to more noticeable hollowing and sagging that alter the actual contour of our features with time. The ageing process cannot be stopped, although it can be slowed down or even partially reversed.
In our 50s, we experience significant volume loss in the face, which can result in nasolabial folds, sagging corners of the mouth, and loss of cheek volume. We often lose lip volume as we age, and fine creases around the lips might deepen. Frown lines, forehead wrinkles, and crow's feet get deeper and more visible. Before getting any treatment always consult with skin care specialist in your area.
How your skin changes in 50’s?
Because your body creates le...