There are a few things to know before you start getting fillers or Botox. “I think you want to like your practitioner first for their capabilities — for their education, for their communication with you,” Dr. Parikh told us. And because you can’t trust everything and everyone you see marketed online, Dr. Parikh suggested taking it to the streets to crowd-source your injectables practitioner. People do talk about it,” said Dr. Parikh, referring to the fortunate fading of stigma around cosmetic work. Ultimately, Dr. Parikh emphasized that having healthy skin is the goal, no matter how you choose to get it.
