I’d love to hear your thoughts. Please keep the conversation kind and respectful in the comments. 🤍 If you talk to injectors or to people who’ve been getting Botox for years, you’ll often hear a similar story… Over time, many people find themselves getting treated more often, treating more areas, or needing adjustments to maintain the look they’re after. At the same time, we’re seeing more and more women in their 20s starting Botox before they even have wrinkles. In fact, neuromodulator use among adults ages 20–29 increased by 71% between 2019 and 2022, largely driven by the rise of “preventative Botox.” (CBS News) Personally, I think that’s a conversation worth having. Preventative Botox means freezing muscles that don’t even have static wrinkles yet. Meanwhile, there are so many things young women can do to care for their skin naturally. Daily sunscreen. Healthy habits. Good skincare. Learning to relax facial tension. Getting enough sleep. Managing stress. These aren’t as flashy as an injection. But they build healthy skin for the long haul. Every woman gets to make her own decisions about her face. I genuinely believe that. My hope is simply that women make those decisions with all of the information, not just the marketing. I don’t think young women should be taught to fear wrinkles before they even have them. I think they should be taught how to care for their skin.