Is it okay to get Botox regardless of age?

These days, wherever I go, the topic of Botox is always on the table. I used to think it was something only celebrities or young people did, like plastic surgery, but lately I’ve realized that not only my acquaintances but also much younger friends are getting it regularly for maintenance. I’ve now entered my mid-50s, and whenever I look in the mirror, the wrinkles between my eyebrows and around my eyes seem deeper than before, so I’m very worried that my impression has become a bit harsher.

If I start Botox now, will I be able to see the same dramatic results as younger people? I am very worried that getting it at an older age might actually make my facial expressions look too awkward or cause my facial muscles to stiffen, making me look unsightly. I hear people say that "it is useless for those in their 50s because wrinkles are already deeply ingrained," while others say that "you should get it now to prevent them from deepening," so I am really confused about who is right.

I'm hesitant to get the courage to try dermatological procedures because of rumors that once you start, you have to keep getting them for life like an addiction. Are there any specific areas I should recommend for Botox that are perfect for someone in their 50s like me, or any precautions I should take during the procedure? If there are any people in a similar age group who have started the procedure for the first time, I am curious to know if wrinkles really smooth out and the complexion becomes softer.

I desperately want to age naturally, but I can also honestly say I want to erase the traces of time, even if just a little. I would appreciate it if those who have experienced this could share their sincere advice and information regarding satisfaction levels and whether it is truly a procedure worth recommending to people in their 50s. I am taking this opportunity to bite the bullet and get a consultation, and your comments would be a great source of encouragement!