A dermatologist explains baby Botox, the practice of getting small preventative doses in your mid-twenties. Dr. Whitfield warns that tolerance builds over time, requiring higher doses later, and says your family's facial patterns predict where you'll wrinkle.
About 26 years old.
A couple times a year.
I also firmly believe, compared to other girls, that I know that are the same age as me. I think I do look younger than them because I was getting a tiny amount of Botox a couple times a year since I was about 26 or so.
The whole baby Botox thing, you know, just relaxing things. You won't need as much when you're younger. You'll build up tolerance over time and need more.
So do you think that you should not get Botox before a certain age?
No. If somebody's like, you can look at their parents and tell most of what's going to happen to them. They'll have certain line configurations on their forehead. You'll see how they animate. I'm sure you know people that constantly have a squishy face.
Yes.
