Flemish doctors are seeing more and more young people wanting Botox: "25 years is no longer an exception"

A survey by VRT NWS reveals an increasing number of young people, particularly in their twenties, seeking Botox treatments in Flanders. Influencers and social media are significant factors influencing this trend, as the stigma around cosmetic procedures diminishes. Doctors report that the average age for Botox treatments has dropped from around 35-40 years to 25-35 years. The rise of 'baby Botox' and a focus on preventive measures contribute to this shift. However, concerns about illegal providers and the safety of frequent treatments persist, as many young individuals opt for cheaper, unregulated options.