You've decided you want preventative Botox in your 30s, after weighing the case for starting early in your 20s and 30s. The only thing holding you back is that you can spot it on other people.
You've started pulling the skin at the sides of your jaw upward in the mirror, and you've read that Botox for jowls can help. No, Botox doesn't help jowls.
You feel fine, but people keep asking you what’s wrong. In photos when you were having a good time, your mouth looks flat or a little disappointed. The cause is often one small muscle.
I'm Dr. Debra Jaliman, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City. A consultation that goes wrong usually follows the same pattern. You walk in with a vague sense of what bothers you, someone confident tells you what you need, and you agree because disagreeing feels rude.
Two recent Manhattan cases involving counterfeit or illegally sourced Botox sent patients to the hospital. One happened in Hell's Kitchen. The other happened on the Upper East Side, just blocks from my dermatology practice.
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