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Anti-Wrinkle Treatments: What You Need to Know at Every Age

  • Writer: Hadanova
    Hadanova
  • Jun 17
  • 3 min read

Updated: Jul 30

Whether you're in your 20s considering “preventative Botox” or in your 40s aiming to soften deeper lines, anti-wrinkle injections are more popular — and misunderstood — than ever. At Hadanova, we’re here to help you understand what anti-wrinkle treatments really are, how they differ from fillers, and what to expect both now and long-term.

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What Are Anti-Wrinkle Injections?

Anti-wrinkle injections — commonly known as Botox (short for Botulinum Toxin) — work by temporarily relaxing specific facial muscles to soften lines caused by repetitive movement, such as frowning or squinting.

Despite often being confused with dermal fillers, they’re completely different. Fillers restore lost volume (like in lips or cheeks), while anti-wrinkle injections focus on reducing dynamic wrinkles — the kind that appear with facial expressions.


Who Are They For? A Breakdown by Age Group

Ages 18–25: Prevention & Skin Education

At this age, deep wrinkles are rare, but many clients choose low-dose Botox to prevent lines forming in the first place — often called “baby Botox.” While not necessary for everyone, it can be helpful if you have strong muscle movement or early signs of fine lines.

Good for: Forehead creases, frown lines, excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)

⚠️ Note: Treatment should be minimal and carefully assessed. Education about skin health is often more beneficial than injections at this stage.


Ages 25–35: First Signs of Ageing

You may begin to notice fine lines, especially around the eyes (crow’s feet) or between the brows. At this age, anti-wrinkle injections are popular for softening early wrinkles and maintaining a fresh, well-rested appearance.

Good for: Dynamic lines, prevention of deeper creases forming


Ages 35–40: Maintenance & Correction

Here, lines may be more established. Injections not only prevent further deepening but can help “reset” the skin’s surface over time.

Good for: Smoother skin texture, fewer creases, visible improvement in frown lines


40 and Up: Advanced Rejuvenation

In this stage, Botox can help soften deeper lines and enhance the effects of other aesthetic treatments (like fillers, RF microneedling, or skin resurfacing).

Good for: Softening established wrinkles, lifting brows, improving facial harmony


Are Anti-Wrinkle Injections Safe?

Yes — when administered by a medically trained practitioner using MHRA-approved products. At Hadanova, all treatments are performed using only licensed and regulated botulinum toxin brands.

However, recent reports of botulism-like reactions highlight why safety matters. These cases have been linked to unlicensed, counterfeit products — often from overseas. Always ask:

  • What product is being used?

  • Is your practitioner medically qualified?


Long-Term Use: Benefits & Considerations

Benefits:

  • Softer, smoother skin over time

  • Prevention of deeper wrinkles

  • Natural-looking results when done professionally

Risks:

  • Muscle weakening with excessive or repeated use

  • The potential for "frozen" expressions if over-treated

  • Rare but possible resistance to Botox if overused

At Hadanova, we take a conservative and tailored approach, allowing your facial muscles to function naturally while maintaining youthful skin.


Myths vs Facts

❌ Myth: Botox is the same as fillersFact: Fillers add volume; Botox relaxes muscle movement.

❌ Myth: You’ll be left expressionlessFact: When done well, you’ll still smile, frown, and look natural.

❌ Myth: Once you start, you can’t stopFact: You can stop at any time; your skin will return to baseline.

❌ Myth: It’s unsafeFact: In trained hands with regulated products, it’s one of the safest cosmetic treatments available.


Thinking About Anti-Wrinkle Injections?

At Hadanova, we offer a personalised consultation to assess your skin, goals, and suitability for treatment. We believe in educating our clients, not just injecting — so you can make informed decisions for your face and your future.


 
 
 

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