In neurological botulinum therapy, the concept of “age” is absent: children with cerebral palsy are administered huge doses of neuroprotein for their normal development every 4-6 months.
In aesthetic medicine, the situation is different: legally, I work with patients older than 18 years, and at this age, botulinum therapy can be used in a complex correction of acne, hyperhidrosis of the palms, of the feet and axillae, as well as tracking mimic patterns (habits) prophylactically at low doses to prevent the formation of fissures and wrinkles.
Botulinum toxins are primarily preventive drugs, that is, they are effective in the first wrinkles.
At the age of over 60 years, botulinum therapy is simply no longer effective and with the help of these drugs alone, it is impossible to correct deep bumps.