How I convinced my 23-year-old daughter she does not need botox,
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When consultant dermatologist Dr Justine Hextall’s 23-year-old daughter asked her to ‘treat’ a faint line in her forehead, she was gravely concerned.
It confirmed the growing trend for people in their 20s and 30s getting ‘tweakments’ they don’t need – along with all the associated risks.
In the Your Health newsletter this week, Dr Hextall issues a warning to young people about anti-ageing treatments – and explains how they could even make you look older.
She also shares her top skincare tips that convinced her Gen Z daughter to resist Botox injections.
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