Breaking Down the Different Types of Botox
What: Botox is one of several wrinkle-smoothing injectables—others include Xeomin, Daxxify, and more. Cosmo reviews them and emphasizes the importance of the injector over the brand.
Key Line: “The most crucial factor…is your injector. It’s paramount that you visit a doctor who is not only trained…but also who will listen to you because…it’s your face and you should get the results you want.”
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