No, it looks awful in men

 

Wrinkles look 100x better in older men than botox

For migraines but it didn't work.

 

39 minutes ago, Johnny Jacobs said:

No. It always looks bad and unnatural. 

 

Also call me old fashioned... But men shouldn't do it at all imo.

no, when it's done well it shouldn't even being noticeable. People just are aware when it's done poorly and even then it's usually excessive filler. 

I'm 26 and if i don't get it in the next 6 months it's over for me

No I'm 30 and I moisturize at least twice daily and drink lots of water. I have no wrinkles. To be fair I have a very non-expressive face so that helps but yea moisturizing and sunscreen daily can do wonders. 

Nah, I quite like the idea of looking like a man in his 30s/40s. A few wrinkles is a great thing imo.

I had it once to help with headaches.. It didn't help

51 minutes ago, suburbannature said:

For migraines but it didn't work.

 

no, when it's done well it shouldn't even being noticeable. People just are aware when it's done poorly and even then it's usually excessive filler. 

Unless you are Lenny Kravitz.. If you're 50 and don't have wrinkles, it's unnatural and it shows even if the job was done "well". 

 

Every person should whatever tf the want to do, but it's not for me

Can't believe people are encouraging others to put a paralyzing toxin in their face

 

zont zo it

7 hours ago, Mitsouko said:

@HonourableVomit

 

People guess that I'm 24 so. 

 

 

It's a norm in where I live. So, yes.

I have no wrinkles but I'm considering it to help with migraines. I'm a chronic sufferer and medication only seems to do so much

Edited November 7, 20241 yr by Pop Life

yes for my forehead and my masseters 

 

reminds me, i need to retouch my masseters