Wrinkle Fillers Creams
should i use botex for wrinkle around the eyes?
i have puffeness a ound my eyes, I’m 45years old..some people told me i should use filler not botex for the eyes area, i use good cream for eyes but no decrease with puffeness, so should i use botex
I would talk to your dermatologist about other options, before settling on botox. Even though many are using it, I don’t trust it. It’s derived from botulism toxin and that can’t be healthy for long term use, no matter what they say. Celebrities made it popular. Also Botox is costly and something you have to keep doing. It only lasts 4-6 months & doesn’t eliminate your wrinkles, instead it paralyzes your muscles so your wrinkles are less noticeable. There are so many other fillers, like Juvederm and Restylane [lasts about a year] that might be better, but again it’s not permanent and you have to keep injecting it. Others have opted for skin resurfacing, laser or chemical. In addition, some people are not good candidates for any of these procedures, due to the condition of their skin.
As a suggestion, there is a fabulous product I’ve used for awhile and it’s extremely good, but pricey. It’s called, Shiseido Future Solution Eye and Lip Contour Cream and runs about $125. The skin around my eyes started looking better in a few days. It’s the best thing I’ve ever used and you can get it from Macys. If it does not work for you, they will refund with no questions asked. So you won’t lose anything for trying it. Much cheaper than fillers or botox. I purchase mine now from ebay, for less than half the retail cost – but if you go that route there are no refunds. You and I are the same age and my boyfriend tells me all the time how great my skin looks. I love that! One thing to keep in mind, we can’t stop the aging process. It’s a normal progression of life and the best thing to do is eat healthy, get regular exercise, drink lots of water, don’t tan and use a good moisturizer. Wish you the best on your decisions.
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