You won't be able to hide it, as there will be bruises and injection marks on your face, in some cases the face swells (Fraxel, injections) and turns red (Fraxel). I inject hyaluronic acid and my partner initially (when I just started injecting hyaluronic acid) tried to dissuade me, but if I've decided, - then I've decided! Now he sees the result and the absence of side effects and doesn't say anything anymore.

Mine doesn't know.

And who is this person you know, that their opinion (short-sighted) interests you so much?

My husband is disgusted by botox and silicone, and he is horrified by all sorts of liposuctions and blepharoplasties.

My husband was against it. He said we'd get divorced. I was taken aback. But I didn't give in to the manipulation, I'm not a slave after all. HOWEVER, I hide it as much as possible (Botox), so there's less nagging. But you can't hide fillers and the like.

He's wary and scared by all sorts of horror stories, but then, when he sees the result - he's pleased. In any case - relying on a bloke's opinion and asking his permission for this procedure - is nonsense. It's as if they asked every time - can I smoke or drink. My body - my business!

My bloke doesn't allow me to inject anything, but I still do, he doesn't know about it. And I'll never tell. I say I go to the beautician for facemasks and massages, he lets me go without a fuss.

And you, report less.

Why even bother enlightening blokes about these details? First off, they don't get it, and secondly, they're almost always against it because they're tight with money. And they're tight because they don't get it. In short, no matter how you spin it, they're clueless about these matters.

Not all husbands are dim-witted misers. Some still think about the health of their woman and love her herself, with all her wrinkles.

Frankly, I couldn't care less what he thinks on this matter. I earn my own money (and even support him) and have every right to spend it on whatever I want. So, I can let him know, or I might not - couldn't give a toss.

Mine, probably, wouldn't have objected...if he knew...(pointless).

I'm asking because a friend of mine is a mate of my boyfriend 😊 I might be far from wrinkles, but I do get hyaluronic acid in my lips. Mine are very thin. I'm planning to do it again in the autumn. So, I talked to my boyfriend, he shares the same opinion. I'll have to do it on the sly 😊 If he's satisfied with everything, it doesn't necessarily mean I am, I'm just afraid of a scandal 😊 I didn't talk about my lips, I just asked about female embellishments.

Do not assert

They're all lying!!!!!!!!For instance, they say, "We don't like it when women wear makeup," and then they say something completely different, that we look ugly without makeup...

I simply tell my husband that I've been to the beautician for a procedure, he never asks which procedure, if he does ask, I'll say I went for a facial- and that's only if there's a bruise left from the meso. I don't plan on asking for his opinion at all.

I endure. À la mour comme à la guerre.

Doing it on the sly.

Mine says: if there's no brains, just do it 🤣

You didn't personally name, but I didn't personally accuse you of it either. But post 17 - have another read 😊. It's a shame you think I'm getting flustered, I'm merely chatting, I've been on the forum so long that I don't mix emotions and forum 🤣. We're talking about Botox specifically. This, as far as I know, are paralysing injections? Do you genuinely believe they are 100% risk-free? And the hands of the person doing these injections - they're alive, one miss - and it's curtains for your face. Do be realists at least 🤣.

But I never called anyone a muggle, that's what you wrote. And don't attribute your thoughts to me.

Of course, there are women who do absolutely nothing but massages, and despite wrinkles and the like, look good for some reason, but such women are the exception.

Of course, it refers to women of a mature age.

As for the harmlessness of botox- well yeah, it's bloody brilliant to inject botulinum toxin into the body, couldn't be healthier. 😂 And for those who don't want to poison themselves unnecessarily- we should tell them what they're missing out on and sympathise 😂

Pam, could you please tell me what's best for nasolabial folds these days. I never dared before, but my hour X has come.

Personally, I'm a fan of meso, taking courses every six months. The injections aren't visible, I'm not telling you 😆 Let my man admire my refreshed face 😊

I've been pricked, I'm pricking, and I'll continue to prick! Glory to the great Botox and hyaluronic acid! I'll stay young, while the rest can age gracefully, I couldn't care less about them.

I also believe that men shouldn't know all the details. Girls, can you advise please. Who has had gel injections, how to avoid bruises? The cosmetologist says weak vessels.... maybe you can suggest ways to strengthen them before the procedure, I would be grateful.

I haven't "grown up" to rejuvenating procedures yet, but I've been dreaming of getting a nose job since my youth. And what? My husband won't allow it☹️ He's categorically against it. Says, I'm beautiful as I am and that I want to do it to attract others. He's pathologically jealous... I'm totally obsessed with this. How can I persuade him? Others have nothing to do with it, it's a kind of complex I've had since my youth! Those who've been through this will understand. Especially since my nose isn't hideous, I'm quite satisfied with my profile, but face-on, this awful potato☹️

67,68, you, you're still quite young, you don't know men at all, the average man (by no means poor) he's greedy after all. And where did you get the idea that a woman does all this "for him". And what's so shameful, friends won't "sell out", they're more likely to adopt the experience.

My husband was against me getting Botox injections. But I decided to do it anyway. He was as surprised by the result as I was. The main thing in this matter is not to overdo it 😆 When the lips are too big, it's unattractive.

But why does he need to know at all? You can hardly see the injection marks, why bother mentioning it? So, I went to the beautician, so what?