After 30, repetitive muscle movements begin to create static lines — wrinkles that are visible even when the face is relaxed. Botox is the only treatment with a proven effect in both treating and preventing this process.
How does Botox work as an anti-ageing treatment?
Botox temporarily blocks the signal from nerve to muscle. The muscle relaxes, the skin above it gets to "rest", and existing lines soften. If the treatment is repeated regularly, new lines are prevented from becoming established.
Prevention — start before you need it
So-called prejuvenation: low doses of Botox from age 28–35 to delay the point at which deep static wrinkles appear. A case report on identical twins found that the sister who had received regular Botox for 13 years did not have the etched lines on the forehead and between the eyebrows that her almost untreated twin had[1].





