Afraid to age, they urge plastic surgeons to treat them like they treat their decades-older counterparts.
Ashley Lavanty, 22, started getting Botox injections at 21.
"I don't have any wrinkles but the reason I want to do it is toprevent them from forming to avoid later surgery," she said. "Myplastic surgeon said I really didn't need it. He didn't see the pointin doing it, but … he did it because I insisted." [...]
"There's more pressure than ever to, to look young, to lookperfect," said Evelyn Crowley, assistant editor of W magazine, whichrecently covered the issue of younger women getting plastic surgery.
"The accessibility of treatments like Botox and Restylane. … You can goto a day spa and get it. It's like going into a Starbucks or something.
… It's just everywhere," Crowley said.
