A Post-Quarantine Plastic Surgery Boom Is Happening
The most popular treatment requests aren't what you'd expect, InStyle notes.
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The Derms Are In: The Biggest Beauty Trends of 2021
From the newest injectables to smarter skincare, here’s are the next big treatments you’ll be asking for in-office, according to Marie Claire.
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First U.S. Women Receive Breast Augmentation with FDA-Approved Motiva Implants
Establishment Labs Holdings Inc, a global medical technology company specializing in women’s health, announces the first U.S. breast augmentations using Motiva Implants.
AmSpa Launches New Medical Spa State of the Industry Survey
The American Med Spa Association (AmSpa) announces that its new Medical Spa State of the Industry survey is open to medical spa professionals with results appearing in the 2022 Medical Spa State of the Industry Report.
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Thank You for Talking About Your Botox
When influencers and celebrities in particular don’t admit to their otherwise-undetectable touch-ups, they’re selling us a lie, The Cut opines.
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Why Marc Jacobs’ Shocking Instagram Post Is Good News For The Aging Industry
Why does the image of an iconic American designer posting a post-op photo feel so brazen and yet so significant? Well, it’s all about transparency, The Zoe Report opines.
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How COVID19 Changed the Face of Plastic Surgery Forever
Experts are predicting that this uptick in plastic surgery business during the COVID19 pandemic may be a sign that we have seen a societal shift in attitudes that may have changed the industry forever, Tech Times reports.
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What Is BBL Surgery? Rise of Brazilian Butt Lifts Raises Concerns
The Brazilian butt lift (BBL) has become a pop culture reference in itself, taking over social media feeds and becoming points of discussion all at the same time—but what actually is it, Newsweek asks.
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Three Questions For Young Patients Who Want Cosmetic Surgery
Here are three questions to consider if you are a young patient who wants cosmetic surgery, a Haute Beauty plastic surgeon advises.
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Are We Done Shaming People for Having “Work Done” Yet?
Data proves a lot of us have cosmetic procedures, so let’s own it and move on already, InStyle opines.
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‘Big Brother’ Contestant Says TikTok Freckle Hack Left Her With Infection, Vision Loss
A dermatologist is warning the public about the potential dangers of taking beauty advice from TikTok, Inside Edition reports.
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20 of the Wildest ‘Botched’ Plastic Surgery Transformations
Even for those of us who don’t watch Botched regularly, seeing the before-and-after pictures is a jaw-dropping experience, according to CafeMom.
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The Elephant in the Operating Room: Are Brazilian Butt Lifts Safer Now?
With new recommendations in play and doctors advertising a new “safer BBL” model, NewBeauty aimed to find out if the procedure’s track record has improved.
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6 Non-Surgical Ways To Your Best Summer Body That Doesn’t Involve Working Out
Now the summer season is in full swing, here are the 6 non-surgical ways to your best summer body and skin with no working out needed, Forbes reports.
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Heaps of the ‘Friends’ Cast Have Been Refreshingly Candid About Their Plastic Surgery
Marie Claire notes that one of the things it loves most about the cast of “Friends” is how refreshingly honest they’ve been about their experiences with plastic surgery.
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Are Hyperbaric Chambers Really a Fountain of Youth?
Hyperbaric spas say their treatments are based on science—but the evidence is thin, Popular Science reports.
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Torn Between Embracing Your Pandemic Looks or Changing Them? Here’s How to Feel Your Best
If you are torn between acceptance and change as you make your way out of the pandemic, here are ways to reconcile them in support of your well-being, according to The Washington Post.
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The Mesmerizing Pull of Plastic Surgery Videos
Procedures used to be done in secret, but in the post-Kardashian world, transparency is just part of the process, The New York Times reports.
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