Does Botox Stop Aging?

Original Title

A 15-Year Computational Twin Modeling Study of Botulinum Toxin A Frequency and Age-Related Facial Aging.

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Summary

Botox makes wrinkles look better for a few years, but it doesn't slow down how your face ages underneath.

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Surprising Findings

All treatment groups converged to identical aging outcomes by year 15—regardless of age started or injection frequency.

Common belief: earlier and more frequent Botox = slower aging. This shows biology wins, no matter the intervention.

Practical Takeaways

If you want smoother skin now, Botox works—but don’t expect it to delay aging. Save money by spacing treatments after 5 years.

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