OTC fixer for "smile lines" or "parenthesis"?

[IloveWINNIEthePOOH]

Hey everyone! My mom wanted me to inquire if any of you would like to recommend a product to reduce the 'parenthesis' around her smile or 'smile lines'? She's 43, and still had fantastic skin besides that, but she is tryin to find something that would reduce the lines around her smile...any suggestions?
Thanks!

p.s. No Botox please lol. Preferablly OTC, or something to order online or thru MK or Avon or something of the sort? Thanks!

 

[Nom]

I have not read all the replies but, my mother uses Botox with very good results. Is there a reason why you aren't considering that?

 

[DisneyFan32WI]

I had Profractional laser surgery on my face to get rid of 3 really old chicken pox marks that were bugging me. It also takes care of wrinkles and lines permanently. It is $1000+ but a good investment since it is a permanent thing.

You can see videos of Profractional laser surgery on Youtube.

The laser surgery only takes 10 minutes, but you have to go 3 times total.

 

[CathrynRose]

This - http://rejuvenator.neutrogena.com/Default.aspx

It's fantastic. Truly.

 

[IloveWINNIEthePOOH]

Thanks!
She is considering botox..just worries about it not going the way it should and lookin like the staypuf marshmallow man..lol

 

[nutterbutter2010]

Not to hyjack or anything, but if anyone has and good OTC for under eye circles, I'd really appreciate it!!!!!

 

[DisneyFan32WI]

The only problem with Botox is that you have to go back every 6 months....yuck.

 

[CathrynRose]

Not to hyjack or anything, but if anyone has and good OTC for under eye circles, I'd really appreciate it!!!!!

Have you checked the makeup thread? A lot of girls have talked about that, on there.

 

[CathrynRose]

Here - Makeup thread: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2095509

One of the girls works for a DR, too - so you could ask about the fillers, I bet.

 

[Imzadi]

Garnier Nutritioniste anti-puff eye roller!

I wrote about it a while back on the makeup thread. It is fantastic. It is an anti-inflamatory, or something, and really shrinks the skin. I use it on my eyes and my frown lines. Every once in a while when my whole face looks puffy, I will roll it all over a couple times.

The directions on the box are a little inaccurate. You have to use it as I directed in the makeup thread, especially to pat it in, to get it to work right:
http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=33286577&postcount=2137
She will feel the tightening if she puts on enough times.

They make a bigger roller for the whole face too, an anti-wrinkle roller, but I'm not sure it's the same formula, so I haven't tried it.

It's on sale at Rite Aid this week through tomorrow, plus there is a rebate for it. I just picked up another one.