09
Sep
In a celebrity world full of Botox-frozen faces, preternaturally perky breasts, and noses that have seen more than one permutation, a few actresses from across the pond are just saying “no” to plastic surgery.In an interview with the U.K. media, Kate Winslet recentl...
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Sep
HIS hair is grayer, and the creases around his mouth have deepened. The bags under his eyes make him look a bit weary. But his brow is mostly smooth, his chin firm, his neck taut.If it’s true, as George Orwell said, that by 50 people have the faces they deserve, then Pres...
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Sep
The wrinkle results are in and might surprise some people. The anti-wrinkle injection Dysport proved better at reducing crow’s feet than its older, more popular competition, Botox.So says a first-of-its-kind study, published in the Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery, whic...
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Sep
For years when it came to freezing frown lines, Botox was the only option. But now there’s an alternative and consumers hope it sparks a price war.Julie Ann Hepburn wanted to look the way she felt. So the active 40-year-old decided to do something about her frown lines. S...
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Sep
Despite a daunting 10.7% unemployment rate, America’s love affair with cosmetic procedures rages on. While people are spending less on more invasive surgeries, they are still making room in their budgets for non-invasive treatments like Botox and Restylane. Last year, thes...
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Sep
However, professional plastic surgery societies have gradually changed their stance on fat transfers into breasts as the technique has evolved. In the late 1990s, ASPS issued a very strong statement against the practice. This ambivalence toward the technique lingered; in 2007, t...
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Sep
Tuck, lift, nip, reshape, reduce, suck, enlarge, implant, inject and peel—plastic surgery is everywhere these days. Whether it’s being broadcast from your TV or advertised in a magazine, the word is out that cosmetic procedures are no longer just for the rich and fam...
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