👀Botox for Bigger Eyes?

As we age, our facial expressions gradually change.

This isn't simply due to wrinkles,
but to changes in how we use our muscles.

When we make facial expressions, we frequently use the muscles around our eyes, nose, and mouth.
However, when these muscles repeatedly contract,
their strength shifts to the center of the face.

I often describe this as "the facial features converging toward the center."

Ultimately, the space between the eyes and the mouth widens,
making the face appear tight or small.

This is also known as a "small face."

That's why I sometimes use muscle relaxants like Botox to alleviate this.

Botox relaxes excessive muscle movement,
smoothing out expressions that are focused on the center of the face.

By relaxing the tense muscles around the eyes,
it can help create a softer, more stable impression.

Many people ask,
"Is Botox just needed between the eyebrows?" You ask,
but in reality, facial muscles don't work in just one area.

When one muscle moves,
the muscles next to it are also activated.
So, if you try to relax only one area,
other areas may become overactive.

This doesn't mean you need to inject too much,
but rather,
understand the muscle connections and manage them in a balanced manner.

Botox isn't simply a treatment for smoothing wrinkles or making the face smaller.
It's a process of regulating muscle flow.

Ultimately, the key is
"understanding the muscles in your face."

Broadening your eyes and relaxing your face both begin with balance.

Understanding your own muscle patterns and facial expression habits,
and approaching them accordingly, is crucial. 🌿