Cougars With Bunny Lines - Huh?

Cougars with Bunny lines you bet.  They are the latest subtle yet commonplace facial feature for both men and women who want to look younger.

Bunny lines are the crinkly wrinkles on both sides of the nose that often appear as a direct result and telltale sign of Botox-related paralysis — and they get their name from the cute way bunnies scrunch up their noses. On people, though, it’s may not be so cute.

“The most common cause of bunny lines is repeated use of Botox to the glabella — the area between the eyebrows — and forehead region,” says Park Avenue plastic surgeon Dr. Robert Schwarcz. “The muscles on either side of the nose become hyperactive with smiling to overcompensate for the lack of movement in the forehead and around the eyes.”

Great — if it’s not one wrinkle, it’s another!

So how do you get rid of them?  Doctors say more Botox. If you paralyze them they won't be able to move.  So now we've got crow's feet and bunny lines - what next?

Comments

[Sage Mauceri]

OMG why not age gracefully? When you get botox or various other gimmicks to make you look younger, there will come a day when it all comes back to you, and not in a good way. Just look around at some of these movie stars, egads, scary.

I have had very young men tell me they think a woman who does NOT receive these temporary fixes, are very sexy.

In fact, I have been dating a man 39 years old, who wants to marry me. (I am 67) (and yes, he says he will sign a pre-nup.)

Age gracefully girls, when you get my age, you'll be thankful; my very recent pictures are the proof.

my best,
Sage