May I consult about wrinkle Botox for the fine lines around my eyes that appear when I smile?
Lately, when I look at photos, I keep noticing fine lines forming in a fan shape around the corners of my eyes when I smile. Previously, they were only visible when I smiled, but as the weather has gotten drier, they seem to remain faintly even when I have a neutral expression, which is bothering me. So, I am considering getting a consultation for wrinkle Botox, but since the eye area is used for a lot of facial expressions, my biggest concern is whether it will look unnatural when I smile. I am also curious whether existing faint fine lines are eligible for wrinkle Botox, or if it only applies to the lines that appear when smiling. Additionally, I would like to know if the dosage or coverage area is usually started smaller for first-time patients, how long the effects typically last, and how often the next treatment should be spaced out. Since the eye area is particularly dry in the winter, I would also like to ask in advance if I need to pay special attention to moisturizing care after getting wrinkle Botox.
(The photo is for reference as it is similar to my problem area.)