Experts share their thoughts on waist trainers and give the lowdown on whether they really do slim your waist. (Photo: Oleg Breslavtsev via Getty Images) What is new, though, is using waist trainers ...

At the slight age of 16, Chloe* would button herself into a waist training belt before leaving the house. She would wear the corset-style device – a long piece of tight fabric that squashes the torso ...

Fitness experts weigh the pros and cons. Thanks to the Kardashian-Jenner family and various fitness influencers, many are ...

In June, Nicole Rodriguez pulled a ligament in her arm while stuffing a stranger’s torso into a waist trainer. Her store, Nicci’s Diva Boutique, is located in the trading post of the Joint Base ...

If you’ve been watching popular shows and scrolling through #FitTok lately, there’s a very good chance you’ve seen lots of cinched waists—including the corseted costumes in hit series like “Bridgerton ...

Waist trainers promise to shrink your waist and even help you lose weight. But do they work, and what are the health risks of wearing one? A waist trainer is a type of tight-fitting undergarment made ...

A waist trainer can work temporarily. Waist trainers can make the waist look slimmer, but do not provide a permanent change or weight loss. Waist trainers are meant to squeeze your midsection and ...

While waist trainers claim to help you achieve weight loss and an hourglass figure, they don't work. Waist trainers may help you lose weight, but often this is just the temporary loss of water weight.

Thanks to celebrities like Kim Kardashian West, Khloe Kardashian, and Kim Zolciak wearing waist trainers that nip the midsection into cartoonish proportions has become the new Hollywood “it” thing.

Do waist trainers work? Given that they're the latest addition to Kim Kardashian West's carousel of aesthetic-primping products (which includes foundation for your legs; sticky lip gloss in myriad ...