I sometimes have to catch mlesyf because I insinuate to my daughter that she is not cute when her hair is all tangled and she will not let me brush it yes, I’m aware it is perfectly normal for moms to say and use this but I know in the back of my mind that it can be an awful seed planted for a fruit I do not want it to bare that her looks are important. But, I’ll be honest I’ve struggled with how I look plenty from being very young I never thought I was pretty . there is something to be said for sending our daughters the right message of their beauty both on the inside and the outside. It does feel good to hear that we’re pretty, I know for sure that I enjoy it and part of the problem is that whenever that compliment has been paid to me there has been something unnatural that I’ve done to enhance something now it could be as simple as make up, having highlights, I was regularly going to a tanning salon before my wedding day so I wouldn’t be so pale in my white dress. Some of these things nobody would bat an eye at cuz we perceive them as normal but at one time was there someone raising this same question about why we can’t allow our own natural beauty shine through? I shudder to think that botox will be a regular thing in people’s homes, geez how vain has our society gotten? So I find mlesyf wondering if this little girl wonders if she has anything else to offer besides how she looks? Just as I wondered if I was pretty as a little bookworm girl. Where is the tipping poinit when it comes to what we allow our girls to do in the name of beauty? It is hard to see before we’ve gone too far.
I usually do not drop many responses, however i did some searching and wound up here Guest Experts
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Very uncommonly Botox for crow’s feet, because it relaxes the muscles lateral to the eye, can cause a bit of crinkling of the skin under the eye, in muscle that has not been treated. There is a fix if this occurs: 1 or 2 units placed carefully under the eye in the area of concern. Best to have someone do this with much Botox experience.
hi i had botox and it caused more wrinkles under my eyes what caused this and what can i use to help my new wrinkles. i will never use botox again didnt the dr know that i could get wrinkles under my eyes? what happend?
Hi Julie,
Lots depends on the injector where it and how much Botox was injected. Where was it injected, crows feet or above the brow? Sometimes people have negative reactions to the placement of Botox. Fortunately, it is temporary. I have also had strange looking expressions on occasions, however, when this occurs I either go back for a correction or wait it out. Everyone’s face is unique. A qualified, skillful injector is the key to good results.
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I sometimes have to catch mlesyf because I insinuate to my daughter that she is not cute when her hair is all tangled and she will not let me brush it yes, I’m aware it is perfectly normal for moms to say and use this but I know in the back of my mind that it can be an awful seed planted for a fruit I do not want it to bare that her looks are important. But, I’ll be honest I’ve struggled with how I look plenty from being very young I never thought I was pretty . there is something to be said for sending our daughters the right message of their beauty both on the inside and the outside. It does feel good to hear that we’re pretty, I know for sure that I enjoy it and part of the problem is that whenever that compliment has been paid to me there has been something unnatural that I’ve done to enhance something now it could be as simple as make up, having highlights, I was regularly going to a tanning salon before my wedding day so I wouldn’t be so pale in my white dress. Some of these things nobody would bat an eye at cuz we perceive them as normal but at one time was there someone raising this same question about why we can’t allow our own natural beauty shine through? I shudder to think that botox will be a regular thing in people’s homes, geez how vain has our society gotten? So I find mlesyf wondering if this little girl wonders if she has anything else to offer besides how she looks? Just as I wondered if I was pretty as a little bookworm girl. Where is the tipping poinit when it comes to what we allow our girls to do in the name of beauty? It is hard to see before we’ve gone too far.
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I usually do not drop many responses, however i did some searching and wound up here Guest Experts
| Beauty News Talk. And I actually do have a few questions for you if it’s allright. Is it just me or does it look like some of the responses look as if they are coming from brain dead people? 😛 And, if you are writing at additional online sites, I’d like to keep up
with anything fresh you have to post. Would you list of every one of your public pages like your twitter feed, Facebook page or linkedin profile?
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Very uncommonly Botox for crow’s feet, because it relaxes the muscles lateral to the eye, can cause a bit of crinkling of the skin under the eye, in muscle that has not been treated. There is a fix if this occurs: 1 or 2 units placed carefully under the eye in the area of concern. Best to have someone do this with much Botox experience.
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hi i had botox and it caused more wrinkles under my eyes what caused this and what can i use to help my new wrinkles. i will never use botox again didnt the dr know that i could get wrinkles under my eyes? what happend?
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Hi Julie,
Lots depends on the injector where it and how much Botox was injected. Where was it injected, crows feet or above the brow? Sometimes people have negative reactions to the placement of Botox. Fortunately, it is temporary. I have also had strange looking expressions on occasions, however, when this occurs I either go back for a correction or wait it out. Everyone’s face is unique. A qualified, skillful injector is the key to good results.
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I would like to know more about feedback out in the field about the new Zerona liposuction machine–good, bad, indifferent? Worth it?
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I have heard some good things about this and will soon have a local doc’s comments.
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Hearing lots of good things about Zerona.. will be blogging about it soon… stay tuned.
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Not much good science behind it… There are more consistently reliable ways of losing fat and looking great.
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