While most actors stop getting Botox before a role, I also think they need to keep other procedures to the minimum as well. Some actors out there … I can’t watch them anymore. Their faces are just too much. We blame society for wanting us to look young, but the movie world isn’t helping, is it?

@@denisethegood 💯 in agreement! Some look scary after too many procedures 😔 The part I don't understand is why can't they find better docs with so much money.

Brad Pitt in Allied. Not sure what he had done and not a great actor to begin with but it was weird; could barely move his face

Ben Affleck looks like that IMO

@@lanazak773 Imagine saying Brad Pitt is not a great actor. Lmao.

I thought the same thing before I got Botox but it doesn’t feel like anything. You can’t tell your face isn’t moving. It feels normal.

Agreed, whatever I'd feel I'd be wondering how it was affecting the subtleties of communication with other people, plus I can't see how it's not going to get saggy in the long term with paralyzed unexercised muscles like that

Ive heard some people say they wouldn't want their face to not be able to move. first of all that is a over exaggeration but nonetheless, I've got years of experience with resting bitch face...I'm all ready, bring on the Botox! Lol!

Exactly 😮

Me too!!!

Same lol 😂

Couldn’t love this comment anymore if I tried!! Gold!! I’m happy being a human “rat” just the same, you can keep the “Lab” 👍🏻

mmmh interesting but has she ever had botox before that is the question ?

LMAO Great Comment!

Was about to say the same. So much more energy and life!

You are beautiful ❤️!! Love yourself, and care for your natural features. We could literally be supermodels, and still are not gonna be everyone's cup of tea! So just be your own beautiful natural self. In this day and age that's a rare treasure on its own. The one meant for you, loves YOU, don't attract anyone or anything who doesn't accept you as you are. ❤❤❤

​@@mixedmediaartgirl300 it's for our own satisfaction not just for a man....lol. But good advice

@@sarahmk2966 that's really even more messed up and sad😢

Just the fact that Botox is a toxin should be a major red flag to stay away 😮

​@@mixedmediaartgirl300oh honey. No one wants to look old and haggard. Good skincare and limited sun exposure works wonders but some people want a little extra help. It's hard feeling 40 but looking 80. I have a feeling your youth is spilling out. Don't worry. Time will take care of that. When your boobs hit your waistline let's see how you feel😂😂😂😂😂

She's already injected the other "untreated" side in a previous session it just wore off a bit hence the ability to contract the muscle

​@@annaisis7510I feel like she's saying she's doing it "in the name of science" but she also just wants an excuse to use botox without seeming vain

​@@annaisis7510I feel like she's saying she's doing it "in the name of science" but really she just wants an excuse to use botox without seeming vain

​@@Alice45894noo she is doing only one side in the name of science. Who would do that for real

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Imagine all the animals that suffered at the creation of this hideous product.

But you can still clearly see her smiling on both sides

🤦‍♀️ that's not how it works

@@joannesinspirationsIt’s a miraculous medical treatment. I am still able to walk because of it. Unfortunately a lot of animals have had to die in the name of medical advancements.

@@RachelJane101 right, hence it's not miraculous, since other unwilling participants had to suffer in the face of it.

This has nothing to do with science! And it's a Fake, look at her throat...😂

So Did I

Agree: The natural side is more attractive. I must admit her natural side is where her facial expressions really are obvious. I feel that her natural beauty is extremely attractive and her expressive face is striking! Different. #bravery

Thought the Same😅

Yes!! I was a bit baffled, the non injected side looks more youthful in my opinion.

don't you see that her botox side cheek is higher and skin look more tighten? Also when she is talking you can see wrinkles around her jawline and mouth

Yes I totally agree with you, but we are not afraid to look real, others are terrified of it.. they think aging is ugly and maybe they are partially correct, however I embrace it. All I want is to have my mind intact, and a functional body.

No you don’t!😂

@@thomasharris5151 actually I’m fortunate not to have any of those things. But I still prefer a natural look.

I'm doing that since quite a while, and it helps tremendously. Though I started with it early enough as soon as the first signs of aging started to appear, so it hardly had the chance to get worse because the exercises are so effective

Defentily , I do this to and use castor oil . I'm 44 and people say I look in early 30s

How to use castor oil? ​@@gemmacomb5372

Currently, the studies on "facial yoga" and other forms of facial massage are not promising.

Sometimes, face yoga and other exercises make lines worse.

Amen.

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Some overdo it in a shocking way, like the Kardashians with their halloween like masks instead of faces and this dead "expression" in their eyes. I don't get it why people wanna look as if they had a stroke and ended up paralized. If it's done well you still can move your face and won't look weird, just a bit fresher, like you sleep very well and enjoy your life. I told the doctor that I want the kids at school to see it when I start getting annoyed with them. And although my frown lines are nearly gone, you will notice if I'm even a little bit angry. And apart from that I think it's a good biofeedback when the face tells the brain "we are not that angry". Well with the crowfeet I take even less, also to avoid the biofeedback "we are not really laughing". I also want wrinkles when I smile, just less deep crow feet when I don't smile. There is a big grey zone where people just say "she aged so well, what a natural beauty and such a positive expression, you can tell she is a happy, relaxed person" 😂 that's what people say to me a lot, I'm not really using Make-up. But I always tell them it's a mix of good genes and good investment or just say "thank you, it was quite expensive"

@@evastern231 I love the fact that kids could still figure out if you are mad and that you actually look well rested! I do have some under eye crow feet but they don’t look bad all the time, sometimes it’s allergies and watery eyes and I still don’t think Botox would help. I feel like it could maybe cause more issues as my eyes are so sensitive. And my eye lids get swollen for no reason at all!

It doesn’t leave you feeling frozen though.

Perfectly said! Total uncanny valley in so many cases… 😱

yeah it also shows how little can do that much of a difference. but for whatever reason people feel they need to inject a liter of that thing and that's when they look uncanny. Botox and fillers cannot perform miracles. But with subtle amounts people can look great.

I agree 😊👍 There's beauty in maturity and we should rather put effort into caring for that natural beauty, than into chasing youth which is unnecessary and also futile.

No, wrinkles are not beautiful! People tend to look haggard and tired as they age. People with pale skin especially look bad.

@@lisabrightlyIt’s so weird to me that some people have so much time on their hands, and nothing more fulfilling in life to do than judge older people for aging. It’s actually really sad, and I hope these people find some kind of self worth, and healing along the way, so they can stop taking their own insecurities out on others! I’ve never once looked at an older person, and thought oh my gosh they have wrinkles 😂😂

That’s what I was thinking too!! Like I wanna see what the Botox side looks like after it all wears off. Like does it look the same as the other side still or worse after continuous injections.

First botox approval in beauty industry in 1989. In 2000 it was introduced as migraine treatment after multiple cases reported as bonus side affecte after beauty procedures for people who suffer from migraines. As myself. I get botox for years because of migraine that brings relief for mouths. And as side affect I have less wrinkles on my super thin skin that typically gets old very early. I can see in comments under the video a lot of a very low educated people unfortunately. And they scared botox like it turns people to mummies or masks. Well, I can understand after you see tones of celebrities using it like insane and unfortunately beauty industry ready to mutilate their clients for money that's the problem. Not the botox.

@@w300i2 so we are low educated people for asking a question about putting botulism poison in your face?? I’m not saying it can’t help some with migraines and what not, but to use it when you don’t medically need it is absurd to people with common sense. I mean it’s a legit question.

and medium/long term effects as autoimmune disorders and they will call them "idiopathic" or from "unknown origin" or genetic

Lol! Only the highly educated understand botox treatment??? What university should people attend to get a degree in botox???

Muscle atrophy and lack of muscle memory is down the line. But it's OK, because after creating the problem, cosmetic companies will invent some for of facial scaffolding to hold the face together after all the damage. This will come at a cost, probably at a time when the people who are abusing botox now, have 3 kids, a mortgage and a ton of bills so can't afford the new experimental or temporary procedure they need to fix the damage or at least cover up the damage caused by botox. People best hope wearing masks permanently becomes a thing, because there may be a few scary looking people around.

I had an issue with my lymph not draining when I had injections in my neck and jaw. My one ear clogged up and wouldn’t drain for 2 weeks or more despite my best efforts. I also ended up with really bad neck pain in the back of my neck because those muscles were taxed with all of the strain. Unexpected side effects.

There's a famous set of twins that were used for studying the effects of botox. The one that used it regularly looked much younger and didn't look odd at all. As long as you aren't overdoing it and adding fillers to the mix, I think it looks great

@@lucianaromulus1408 Yes, there is a study that closely aligns with your description. However you are incorrect in the fact that this was due to botox etc. This study compared two identical female twins, where one twin received regular Botox treatments and the other did not. The twin who received Botox lived in Los Angeles, California, and had consistent wrinkle-relaxing injections for 19 years. The other twin lived in Munich, Germany, and had only sporadic treatments over the same period. The study found significant differences in their skin aging, with the twin who received regular treatments showing fewer wrinkles, smoother skin, and a more even skin tone… HOWEVER 👇 Additionally, the study highlighted the impact of environmental factors like sun exposure on skin aging. The twin who spent more time in the sun showed more signs of aging, such as deeper wrinkles and more skin spots, compared to the twin who had limited sun exposure and took measures to protect her skin from the sun. Therefore, the study did not account for the significant lifestyle differences between the twins, including their levels of sun exposure, which can greatly influence skin aging and the study's results.

That is super interesting and not surprising at all when you think that everything in our body is closely connected and there for a reason.

I have been using it for 10 years now, for eye muscles, also for migraines. After 3 months after injection my face looks as before, but really I don't have so much wrinkles as my friend of same 38 age. And of course it's really helpful with migraines.

Amen, yes.

Some people age prematurely because of Trauma!! Everyone is free to live their own lives the way they want. If you want to look and get old skin "naturally" that's your choice. Good luck! There's no virtue signaling in not taking care of your appearance! Everyone wants to look as young as beautiful and for as long as they can. And some people like Asians and Persians and Arabs with the grace of God do not age until 70s...and people judge them for getting "work done"...lol. my point is live and let live. Some people love treatments and plastic surgery for themselves that's their choice. Nothing wrong with it! Everything in moderation is okay.

​@sarahmk2966 yes, but botox makes you look worse, not better

Says the younger woman. Wait until you are over 60 and see what menopause does to your face. There is nothing wrong with having treatments. Young girls who have treatments are doing it when they do not need to, but older people... it's great!

@@PatRiarchy-qw6cpI completely disagree. I wish I could show you my face before and after Botox. I can’t imagine anyone thinking I look worse. I don’t have a single line on my face and I look, at minimum, 15 yrs younger.

I've always had chubby cheeks -even when the rest of my body was very thin. Old age/gravity has depleted& pulled my cheeks. Now I look like an angry hound dog. Id LOVE to get botox. I'd get it nipped & tucked perm'tly & in a heartbeat if I could justify the expense.

ME TOO OMG! And I'm taking this video to my doc. This really softened the smile lines!

it looks so gooood

Acaso lo prueban en animales? Está prohibido no?

I think that ship sailed, years ago. It was first used to deal with cerebal palsy.

at these doses it would have zero sense. We're checking the esthetic influence of the poison on a human face. Also, it has to prove that you can't move your muscles even if you want - good luck to 100% convince an animal to "want" to move a specific muscle for you...

What gave you the impression animals were not used? Nearly are medicines are tested on animals before humans.

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When you start looking tired grumpy and feeling prematurely old....you WILL be going to the dermatologist! I know many people who said same. .. and then sat in plastic surgeons chairs 😅

Lol I dont know anyone. Its not as common as some people think it is. Why would you hate your face and want to become a robot without facial expressions. Just love yourself hon, dont let big corps tell you any diff​@@sarahmk2966

​@@sarahmk2966I wouldn't. I think they all look beautiful but it scares me to think my face is no longer emoting. I think about all the beautiful nuances of my parents faces, when they expressed their love for me, emotions, pride, joy, peace. I couldn't bear for my daughter not to see those things in mine.

What do you mean? Are there studies showing some sort of long term effect?

​​@@MrsK976No! That's the point they are making! It's unknown what any long term effect might be. Time will tell. Do you want to inject something into your face the long-term side effects of which is not yet known?

Botox in the face has been studied for 35+ years. And as a non-brand since the 1800s. Of course we know the long term effects. How many lifetimes do you need? lol

Its not even slightly the same thing. Its a demo and she can make it symmetrical now that she showed the results. botox only lasts for a matter of months and is also used in the treatment of migraines and jaw clenching or grinding.

You’re talking about two very different things, don’t take personal!

If i am not mistaken botox has side effects. It is supposed to wear of. Muscular atrophy can be a side effect.​@@nisamskreuzer5891

Botox does have side effects. Over time botox can lead to muscle atrophy.

So Sorry that happened to you ❤

However you take it

I think it’s for Botox in the lower area of the face…an area that would normally would not be targeted.

I genuinely think this lady is just showing what happens when you inject botox into your face in quite an unbiased which I feel like we don’t see very often nowadays

@@gummiehobi8032 yes, but take it with a grain of salt - if she wasn’t a cosmetologist who did this for clients, she wouldn’t be able to do it for herself. In that way, of course it’s promoting cosmetic procedures.

It is science - showing facts. What you do with it, is up to you. It is about deciding from facts and knowledge. If you like, what bottox does - do it. If not, do not.

I think it looks puffy and swollen, not youthful.

@@BeeBlot I don’t see it…puffy and swollen is what Hyaluronic acid fillers do to the face, especially when injected into the midface and under the eyes. Alot of celebs and influencers are sporting it and it’s easy to spot. But she doesn’t look like that, I think she looks good.

Botox side looks amazing You would be beautiful either way, but since we are living longer feeling younger and working longer, why not stay looking the best we can. It’s been proven that people that use botox have less lines in their face and wrinkle slower so why not.

I think that is from the filler not Botox. And I don’t think she needs the filler, she already has thick skin.

A little is ok though. You can have botox but it's very subtle & natural looking. Many go way too far these days, to the point they look scary.. it gives botox a bad rap. But just a little is the way to go!

Don’t tell people what to do! Live your life as you want 😘

This is not an enhancement at all... not being able to move the face is not better than natural movement

@@Strawberries1994 you’re entitled to your opinion. My Nefertiti neck lift looks great!

@@Strawberries1994movement and appearance are two different things, the treated side does look better and more youthful. Some people might not mind the lack of movement.

@@eveFlower101and the cords in the neck are not pronounced. Think I will try Botox.

who would have this done! madness!

Вот именно, что её лицо очень асимметрично, даже костная структура, это видно. Ботокс тут не при чём.

It’s poison

It is a toxin.. obviously! 😮.. ​@@laylascott6096

I don't see much of a difference.

@@lh1514 Over time it prevents aging and wrinkling..

I hear it makes the muscles weaker because you're not using them anymore so can cause sagging

As Deborah Vance says in "Hacks" "I do not redo I refresh" when her assistant writer says she gets her face redone all the time.

Fillers look really bad over time

Really? Too me this video has shown how scary Botox is, her face is paralysed! Who would want to put that into their face?

Just only try baby Botox six units only on the 11th. Do not try below the eye.

Had cancer my own body was the reason didn't inject or smoke or drink also pretty sure tht all the other crap we have polluted the planet with is the cause of cancer especially if you take into account tht children get cancer : / atomic bombs have been dropped nuclear power plants have meltdown shit pumped into the oceans an animals pumped full of drugs tht are not for human consumption : / oh lawd I could go on

Botox doesn't

Everything causes cancer

Wondering if you find you feel less tension in face / forehead and less headaches?

@@CoCoCat1234 never had headaches in my life. Two weeks ago I had another Botox session for doa and jaw. My jaw is less tensed.

And you’re not going to be so happy when it wears off and you’ll be 5/6 months older than you were before getting it. I have two friends who deeply regret having Botox for this reason…as it felt worse when it wore off than they felt before doing it ….

@@integrityisnotforsale1531 forehead is a muscle: use it or lose it. After Botox it can be smaller and weaker but after some time it will be just like before. I really doubt I will look older when disappears.