As late autumn gets drier and expression lines on my forehead and between my eyebrows deepen, how about a consultation regarding the Botox treatment cycle and pure toxins that do not cause resistance?

Lately, the weather has suddenly turned chilly and windy, causing severe inner dryness in my skin. Because my skin is dry, the expression lines on my forehead and between my eyebrows—which I had been slightly bothered by—look much deeper and more prominent, making it a major concern every time I look in the mirror. Perhaps because I have a habit of unconsciously furrowing my brows while working or concentrating, faint lines have started to appear even when I am just sitting still.

I am planning to get a consultation for wrinkle Botox at Maypure before the wrinkles become deeper and more fixed. I am wondering which would be safer and more satisfying in the long run: a standard domestic toxin or a pure toxin like Xeomin, which has a lower risk of resistance. Also, regarding the forehead and glabella areas, I am slightly concerned about side effects such as heavy eyebrows or unnatural facial expressions like "Samurai eyebrows" after the procedure. I would like to know if it is possible to naturally divide the dosage and what the generally recommended maintenance and re-treatment cycles are.

I would be really grateful if those of you who, like me, have received Botox treatment at Maypure due to concerns about expression lines during the dry change of seasons could share your honest reviews or consultation tips!