Botox addictive & Kris Dayanti’s dilemma

Research found that Botox treatment may be addictive:

Doctors found 40% of patients using Botox expressed a compulsive desire for further treatments.

People need to keep having jabs otherwise the effects of the treatment – which paralyses the muscles – rapidly wears off.

The research will be presented at a meeting of the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons. (BBC)

Meanwhile, Kris Dayanti is in a dilemma because Botox is not halal.

Penyanyi popular Indonesia, Kris Dayanti, 31, masih mengamalkan suntikan Botulinum Toxin Type A (Botox) untuk menegangkan kulit supaya kelihatan menarik.

Bagaimanapun beliau terkejut apabila diberitahu, Muzakarah Jawatankuasa Majlis Fatwa Kebangsaan Malaysia, baru-baru ini mengharamkan suntikan Botox untuk tujuan kosmetik kepada umat Islam.

“Saya shock (terkejut) teramat ini… aduh, apa… fatwa ini baru? Ini berat hukumnya… ya kerana perkara ini sudah termaktub dari segi agama. Saya tidak boleh lengah, perkara ini mesti saya tanyakan kepada doktor kecantikan saya secepat mungkin. (Berita Harian)

Well, whether Botox is addictive or not, I suppose when a woman has been given a new look, it is almost impossible for her to swallow the pride and go back to the ‘old’ look, isn’t it? You can see a before and after photo of Kris Dayanti. She better finds a solution to this religious issue fast because Botox jab only last 4-6 months.

Personally, it is against my Catholic faith to do anything to enhance beauty in artificial way like this or plastic surgeries. Hahaha, anyway, I would never have the spare moolah to enjoy these frills. Thank God!