Everyone wants to look younger, but people were not always willing to reveal their methods of fighting the hands of time. According to one survey done by the Aesthetic Surgery Education & Research Foundation, the majority of users of the anti-wrinkle treatment, Botox, are more open about using it these days.

The study looked at more than 600 users of the popular filler and other such treatments and 87% of them said they told others about their decision. In fact 70% of them revealed that those they told wanted to learn more about the treatment. Clearly the once touchy subject is now becoming less uncomfortable, especially given the fact that so many celebrities admit to using anti-wrinkle treatments.

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