Dr. Cara McDonald

And when your face or forehead is very smooth, you are a bit more likely to see it.

But I mean, honestly, I do have a big vein there.

And if I put my head down, you can see it.

It doesn't matter in some people whether they've had tox or not.

You can see it.

But that thin, papery-looking skin, slightly shiny, bit skeletal kind of looking over the bone is probably accelerated by having that muscle frozen the whole time.

Right.

Okay, so we're moving away from what you girls have, right?

Fully frozen, no lines.

I'm actually moving at the moment.

Yeah, so I think there's three main things.

The first thing, and you can absolutely have tox and still maintain a natural look.

Mm-hmm.

the first thing is to differentiate between movement and wrinkles, like I said.

Don't think that if you've got any movement, you have to have your repeat treatment and that it's worn off because sometimes like me right now, I've got quite a lot of movement, but if I try and raise my brows 10 times in a row, I still actually can't.

Like you realise that

Yeah, it's not fully worn off, right?

Because you're weaker even though you're not frozen.

And that's a great place to be because you're not freezing that muscle.

You look more natural because you've got some movement, but you're not going to be able to move it enough and hold it there for long enough that you're going to actually get the wrinkles back.