#botox and filler

[novafaces]

Botox Maintenance: How Often Should I Get Botox Treatment?

We all want to look young and attractive throughout our lives. Indeed, aging doesn't work like that. Women experience signs of aging, such as wrinkles, fine lines, and facial creases that cause a lot of anxiety—all thanks to various facial rejuvenation procedures that have helped females regain their beauty and enhance outward appearance.

Botox Treatment in Mclean, VA, is a successful rejuvenation technique that offers you a more youthful appearance.

Botox Treatment works underneath your skin's surface and targets wrinkles. It helps you fulfill your aesthetic goals.

What is Botox?

Botox is a neurotoxin that works on fine lines and wrinkles while stopping new ones from emerging. Botox injections have botulinum toxin A. Once this neurotoxin gets injected into your skin, it goes into the muscles and nerves in your face to slow down movement.

Limiting facial movement makes your skin complexion look smoother and more rejuvenated. It can also restrict the facial expression that causes new wrinkles and creases, like smiling, frowning, or laughing. This leads to Botox being the most effective plastic surgery in Richmond, VA.

Related Article: Debunking the Myths of Botox Treatment

How Often Should I Get Botox Treatment?

The exact duration of your Botox outcomes will vary based on where your surgeon injected it and how much quantity they have used. The effects of the treatment will mostly last for three to four months.

There are several factors affecting how long Botox will sustain and how frequently you should get it, and they are as follows:

Age

Skin Condition

Metabolism

Muscle Strength

Dosage and Injection Areas

Lifestyle factors

You must spend time and energy on regular maintenance for effective results in any plastic surgery in Richmond, VA.

Ensure to maintain good health before Botox Treatment. Follow your surgeon's aftercare instructions to get better results.

Also Read: What are the Benefits of Deep Plane Facelift?

[silveragelovechild]

Has anyone seen “The Perfect Couple” on Netflix? It’s a murder mystery starring Nicole Kidman and Liev Schreiber as an ultra rich couple. On the weekend their middle son (of three) is to be married, the maid of honor is found dead.

The series has been getting some buzz which perked my interest but… not enough to devote time to all six hours. So I cheated and only watched the last two episodes. I just wanted to know who was the killer.

I can’t judge the series as a whole based on two episodes. One thing that puzzled me - was it suppose to be a comedy? Or are they depicting the ultra rich as so disconnected from reality that they come off as idiots?

Actually, it wasn’t just the rich who came off as stupid. The police detectives were incompetent. They made preposterous conclusion based on virtually no evidence. And not one of the people they interrogated asked for their lawyer to be present.

Nicole Kidman is a good actress. At some point in the last 10 or so years she started trying to defy aging. I thought her performance as Lucille Ball in “Being the Ricardo” was good but at times she looked like she was wearing a mask.

In “The Perfect Couple” she looked better but there wasn’t a line on her face - at the age of 57 there were no smile lines, no crows feet… nothing. In the publicity photo for the show, I actually thought they generated by AI.

There’s a supporting character in the series played by French actress Isabelle Adjani. She is suppose to be an old family friend but she is secretly having an affair with one of Kidman’s sons. Adjani is 69 years old, and like Kidman, she doesn’t have a single line on her face. But the effect isn’t as good. Her face looks puffy.

I’m not trying to single out women. Many male celebrities get surgery done as well. I was recently looking at photos of David Beckham and Simon Crowell and they’ve started looking AI generated too.

Our culture rejects aging and celebrities go to extremes to stay relevant. I just which they knew to get off the merry go round before their face falls off like Michael Jackson.

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[anniebass]

old man fics

[okruee]

cant wait for all the cc to update so i can start seeing infants looking like this on my dash

[azuresunshine]

will absolutely never recover from the patho 2 haruspex yassification

[ingravinoveritas]

Hello, lovely followers! I know there is lots of fandom goodness to talk about right now (especially with us being on the eve of the BAFTAs), but I had to share some personal news: I went to a gala myself last night, where I received an award! These are just a few pictures that I wanted to share from the occasion, and to let you know why I'm still working on my response to your Asks (which I will have done soon!). ❤️❤️

[jakeperalta]

"he would not fucking say that" except it's me watching any period piece going "she would not fucking have that botox"

[frances-baby-houseman]

Thank you all for being so supportive about the uneaten cake. It was the smitten kitchen mom's apple cake, which is obviously the best cake. Bedbugs made something that honestly looked like cat food and people ate that and I simply do not understand. Adam thought she was drunk or otherwise impaired but I think it was just a combo of her bad personality and bad botox making it hard for her to talk.

Anyway I brought most of the cake to work where people might not eat it either but mostly just bc no one is here.

My greatest dream is a tumblr beloved mutuals dinner party where we all make the foods we love most and share them and enthusiastically eat them.

[pinayelf]

if I was a celebrity and I saw my face being nitpicked by a plastic surgeon or esthetician talking about how they'd "fix" my features I would show up to their location and eat them

[thegreatchacha]

Get yourself a girl you can modify to your taste. A good girl understands she exists only to be pretty and pleasing for a man, so she understands it’s non-negotiable to be modified for his taste.

Such a girl is my @theabstractnoun . Her body and face is becoming increasingly modified to match exactly what I want.

[theuniversalscat]

Ok. Here goes: No filter. No makeup. No filler. No botox. No moisturizer. Didn’t brush my hair. Lots of digital camera contrast. Very very tired. Terrible lighting. Age 50. 🤷‍♀️🤣

[overtlydinosaurian]

I feel a lot of plastic surgery is peak objectification. And I don't mean it in the way you might first think, but I mean in how botox/fillers/etc works.

She's meant to look fantastic in photos- still images. She poses, she doesn't emote (or she does the one emote that looks good) and that's that. But in real life, it's off-putting. When she talks, you see her upper lip is weirdly still. Her eyebrows don't move. Her eyes don't crinkle when she smiles, which feels fake or forced. She looks different when she's actually being a human and the surgeries affect everything from talking to eating to emoting. You're specifically making yourself look the most appealing when you're doing nothing else but sitting/standing and posing. Being a person shows the flaws in your newly designed face, so you must be an object.

[nobodysprobablysimplethoughts]

maybe we went from really matte makeup being trendy to really dewy and shiny makeup being trendy because getting “non-invasive” beauty treatments (i. e. filler) were becoming more and more popular and normalised and you get unnaturally smooth and shiny skin from botox and fillers

[paranoidgemsbok]

Podcasts doing ad reads for fucking plastic surgery. Lip fillers n shit. Like shut the fuck up.

[smolfangirl]

RIP Sir Walter, you would've loved sharing your 19-step skincare routine on TikTok and judging women for every single "flaw" ever invented by the beauty industry