Is it okay to get Botox in multiple areas at once? Since it's my first time, I'm worried I might be getting too greedy haha.

I started looking into getting Botox, but instead, the number of areas I want to treat just keeps increasing lol.

At first, I only thought about the space between the eyebrows.

But the more I look at it, the more I notice his forehead, the wrinkles around his eyes when he smiles, and even his square jaw.

So I'm thinking about trying on several areas at once during the consultation, but I'm hesitant because I'm worried it might be too much to start with.

By any chance, is there anyone who had two or three areas treated at once when getting Botox for the first time?

I'm wondering if my facial expression stays natural even if I receive it all at once. I really hate it when my whole face suddenly looks stiff.

I imagine the timing of the Botox effect and the duration of its maintenance vary depending on the area, so I'm also curious if it's easier to manage if I get it all at once.

Conversely, I am also wondering if it would be better to try just one area first to see how my face reacts, and then add other areas.

Also, I'm wondering if the procedure time gets significantly longer if I treat multiple areas at once. I'm also not sure if there are specific areas that require anesthesia.

I would also like to know if it is okay to receive treatment for areas that change facial contours, such as the jawline, along with areas that manage expression lines, such as the forehead and between the eyebrows.

I prefer a gradual overall sorting out rather than drastic changes.

I am also wondering if, when I get a Botox consultation, if I mention all the areas I am concerned about, they will analyze my facial muscle movements and recommend treatments only for the areas that absolutely need it.

Since it's my first time, I'm getting ambitious, but I'm hesitating because I'm afraid I might regret doing too much haha.

If anyone has received Botox in multiple areas, please share your experiences regarding satisfaction, naturalness, and how many areas you felt comfortable getting to when you first started!! :)