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" To Botox or not? Before you make your appointment, ask yourself these questions: 1. Why are you getting the treatment?A. I want a little pick-me-up.B. My boyfriend/husband advised it.C. My employer suggested it would give me job security, and, of course, I agree! 2. How do you expect to feel after?A. High school reunion\u2014ready.B. Great ... until the next treatment.C. On the fast track to a great new life. 3. On the big day, you could see yourself ...A. Crying. I&amp;#039;ve been an emotional yo-yo.B. Leafing through pamphlets to research new cellulite treatments.C. Having trouble sitting still because I&amp;#039;m so excited. IF YOU ANSWERED MOSTLY A&amp;#039;S: You&amp;#039;re healthily pumped up about your treatment. Big stressors\u2014e.g., milestone birthdays\u2014often prompt people to consider wrinkle-reducers, so it&amp;#039;s normal to cry when you address these anxieties.  IF YOU ANSWERED MOSTLY B&amp;#039;S: You need to explore why you want to change the way you look. An injection isn&amp;#039;t going to fix more serious self-esteem issues. Be honest with your doc about your reasoning and see what she advises. IF YOU ANSWERED MOSTLY C&amp;#039;S: You might be too enthused about the procedure and your expectations. It&amp;#039;s a personal decision to maintain a professional edge by looking younger, but it&amp;#039;s a red flag (ageism is illegal!) if you think Botox will lead to big changes like a promotion.  READ THE DEBATE: Is Botox actually making you look older? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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