How should I determine the treatment cycle for skin Botox?

I usually only knew Botox as a procedure to smooth out wrinkles on the forehead or between the eyebrows, but I heard that there are also ways to use it for skin texture and pore care.

When I first heard the name "Skin Botox," I thought it was the same procedure as regular Botox. However, after looking into it, I became interested because it seemed there were differences in the injection sites and expected effects.

I am wondering if this procedure is suitable for older men's skin. I think that when skin elasticity has decreased and pores have enlarged, a method of managing the entire skin might be necessary rather than simply managing wrinkles.

However, I have heard that skin Botox treatments are often repeated at regular intervals rather than being a one-time procedure. For someone receiving it for the first time, what is an appropriate interval for skin Botox?

I would like to know if I need to receive the treatment again whenever the effect wears off, or if the interval can be extended depending on my skin condition.

I am wondering if it can be used on areas where pores are easily visible, such as the cheeks or around the nose.

It is said that you can expect a smoothing effect on the skin, but how much of a difference is there in reality?

I would also like to know if the pores themselves are shrinking, or if they just appear less prominent as the skin texture becomes more refined.

One area of ​​concern is facial expression. I understand that regular Botox affects muscle movement, and I am wondering if there is a possibility that the corners of the mouth might look unnatural when smiling with Skin Botox as well, depending on the treatment area and dosage.

Since I am a man, I would prefer a natural change in skin rather than it looking excessively taut.

Is there a possibility that the effectiveness of skin Botox will decrease or resistance will develop if the treatment is repeated?

I would appreciate it if you could explain what else I should check besides my skin condition when determining an appropriate cycle.

Rather than deciding on multiple procedures right from the start, I intend to make a decision after receiving a consultation once.

I am wondering if this is suitable for older men's skin and how to determine the treatment interval.