Am I a candidate for Botox?

What this quiz checks

The questions follow the same screen a provider runs before booking. Each one maps to a factor that either supports the treatment, argues for a different one, or is a health flag that has to be cleared first.

• What you want to soften, and whether those lines show mostly when you make expressions or are still there with your face relaxed. Botox treats movement lines; lines that stay at rest usually point toward filler.
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding, and nerve or muscle conditions such as myasthenia gravis, ALS or Lambert-Eaton, plus drooping eyelids or weak facial muscles.
• Any past allergic reaction to Botox or another botulinum toxin, and whether there is an active infection or breakout where you would be treated.
• Whether the timeline fits: results build over about one to two weeks, last roughly three to four months, and are repeated to maintain.

What your result means

A green result means nothing you answered rules Botox out and your goal matches what it does. A caution result usually means filler may fit better, or there is a health flag your provider needs to weigh first. A stop result means one of the contraindications above applies and a provider must clear you before anything else.

Whatever the result says, it is a starting point for the conversation with your provider, not a substitute for it. Bring your answers to the consultation so the time goes to planning rather than screening.