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One of the procedures that men are turning to regularly is Botox.
A recent Harper's BAZAAR article provides the following tips for looking fabulous when you're in your 60s.
It's really no surprise that Botox injections are the most popular minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures performed in the United States.
What's a good Valentine's Day gift? Flowers? Chocolate? What about Botox?
Botox for crow's feet is attracting new patients.
Can you be to young for the injections to be effective?
It's common for people who are interested in dermal fillers or Botox to wonder why they should use the services of a plastic surgeon.
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), Botox treatment was by and large the most popular minimally-invasive procedure performed in 2012, with doctors giving over 6 million injections last year.
Wrinkles are a tell-tale sign of aging, but we often forget that they can appear other places on our body than our face.
While cosmetic surgery gender gap seems to be closing, the way men and women research and decide on which procedures to pursue are worlds away.
For years, women have been turning to Botox to fix their fine lines and wrinkles, giving them a more youthful and refreshed appearance.
Despite its multiple uses for people of both sexes and all ages, Botox is still thought of by many as something that older women use to make themselves look younger.
The FDA now recognizes Botox injections as a remedy for "moderate to severe lateral canthal lines" - those frustrating creases we all know as crow's feet.
Though the economy has shown signs of recovery since the Great Recession of 2008, many families in Tennessee are still paying close attention to their finances and looking for bargains wherever they can find them.
Women who take part in rigorous exercise on a regular basis may find themselves returning to their plastic surgeons for Botox and dermal fillers.
According to a press release from Loyola University Health System, researchers found that Botox may be able to counter some of the effects of facial nerve issues caused by Bell's Palsy and other conditions.
Anyone who has ever lost a lot of weight or has noticed a bit of crepiness around their neck can testify that loose skin is the mortal enemy of a fresh, vibrant appearance. Skin naturally loses its elasticity over time as well, making this volume loss all the more noticeable.
A growing number of U.K. physicians are turning to Botox injections to treat irregular heartbeats, also known as atrial fibrillation.
While there are plenty of health-related reasons to give up this habit, the fact that smoking can take such a toll in from of facial wrinkles and volume loss may be the final push some women need to finally put the cigarettes aside for good.
Are you concerned about the impression you're making on others because of the increasingly prominent fine lines on your face?
As more men work to improve their looks, the term "brotox" has been coined.
Salt and sugar can often cause skin to wrinkle faster, but Botox and other procedures can help reverse these effects.
People in their 20s - many of whom have started to notice the faintest traces of fine lines - are opting for early intervention instead of damage control.
A new study found that gold specks used in some skincare products may actually accelerate aging.
