A BEAUTY fan has revealed that she was sick of splashing cash on Botox, so decided to try a much more affordable method. So if you’re on a mission to look youthful but don’t fancy having needles ...

Myth 2: Botox will move around and freeze other parts of your face The big fear for many people is that Botox will not only freeze the parts of your face you want to control, but other bits as ...

(My fiancé, for his part, says I "don't need Botox" — but what does he know ... smoothing the face without freezing it. At 31, I'd never had any injectable cosmetic procedures before, and ...

A dermatologist weighs in on one of the serum's main ingredients, peptide Argireline — and explains how it works.

If excessive sweating is messing up your perfectly laid edges, Dr. Corey L. Hartman explains that this can do your hair ...

Popular in Korea but relatively new in the West, diluted Botox is injected into the skin's surface rather than muscles, preventing a frozen-looking face. I hoped my skin would be wrinkle-free ...

and Idriss has explained that it’s as simple as laying them over your face, specifically the forehead. For some people — and with proper use — they may be a suitable alternative for Botox ...

It's also been used for aesthetic reasons, as injecting the muscle can slim the face. While placing Botox or another neurotoxin into my masseter muscle seems like an easy fix, I am not jumping at ...