If horizontal fine lines appear on the bridge of the nose when smiling and remain even when expressionless, are I eligible for a Botox consultation?
Lately, while looking in the mirror, I noticed faint, shallow horizontal lines just above the bridge of my nose and right below my eyebrows. They seem to form when the bridge of the nose folds when I smile or frown, but as my skin has become drier in late autumn, the lines don't disappear immediately even when I relax my expression. They look slightly less noticeable when I apply cream, but they become prominent again by the afternoon, so I'm debating whether I should just manage it or seek a consultation. Unlike the forehead or eye area, there isn't much information available regarding the bridge of the nose, so I've compiled a list of my questions.
1. Are horizontal wrinkles on the bridge of the nose also included in the Botox consultation area?
2. How do you distinguish between wrinkles caused by facial expressions and fine lines caused by dryness during a consultation?
3. What points should I discuss during the consultation to ensure the bridge of the nose area does not make facial expressions look awkward?
4. Is there anything I should pay attention to when moisturizing at home until the consultation?
The photo below is a reference image I attached to show you an area similar to my concern.
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