Many of us live by the old adage that “Black Don’t Crack.” And why wouldn’t we? In most cases, it doesn’t. However, that does not mean our skin never begins to show signs of aging, which is most often ...

While modern dermal fillers have been around for nearly two decades, they've seen a huge bump in popularity in the last few years. And it seems the stigma around facial enhancements like filler and ...

“Trout pout” is a term used to describe a common effect of too much dermal filler: when, because of overzealous injections, one’s lips are so inflated they begin to curl outwards. The other frequently ...

Lip dermal fillers hold the promise of fuller, sexier, pouty lips. But there are other options. Lipsticks and lip gloss are the gateways to a lasting relationship with beauty and makeup. It’s the ...

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Fillers are now one of the most common non-surgical cosmetic procedures. Adding fillers to the face can address facial drooping; injections into the high cheekbone area lift the face. Today’s patients ...

The experiment saw the difference between one twin who received facial filler injections and the other who had no treatment ...

Dermal filler injections can lend your face that smooth, sculpted look that so many of us covet. But recently, reports have surfaced associating fillers with a not-so-pretty potential side effect of ...

Amy Kaplan’s viral facelift journey is reigniting debate over whether dermal fillers truly dissolve, and what patients should ...

Let's be real: when it comes to your body, you should do whatever you want as long as it makes you happy. In our opinion, that includes basic self-care rituals, like manicures and haircuts, as well as ...

The decision to dissolve a filler is never a light one to make. But for some celebrities, the removal procedure left them ...

Breast filler and non-surgical augmentations are set to grow by 6.3% in the next year. Is it as promising as it sounds?