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Juvederm VS Botox, I am 58 years old and would like to have a fewer less lines around the mouth ( )

and the vertical lines around the mouth. I have very sensitive skin. I would like to know if anyone reading this has had a Dermatologist or Esthatician inject any one of these product and what are the pros and cons?
Any and all help greatly appreciated.
Thanks

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Pepper Jelly offline Verified User (4 years, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Undisclosed Location | 1 year, 10 months ago (29 minutes after post)

I haven’t ever had it done, but I know someone who had Botox and her face was puffy and swollen for a long time.

A few weeks later, her face just looked…weird, somehow.

I had always said (when I was younger) that I would get a face lift for my 40th birthday. Well, I turned 40 in Dec and couldn’t afford it.

Another thing, I think that I would find out who works on the rich and famous and see that person, as opposed to someone locally. Those who work in Hollywood, for example, have a rep to protect. I would pay more to ensure that I get the best product/service/advice/after care.

I’d like to know if you do something for your face and how it works out for you!

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