How to Decide Exactly Where to Get Fillers and Botox
Your forehead isn't the only spot you can get an injectable. Here's what you need to know about filler and Botox injection sites — both well-established and newly available, according to Shape.
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Galderma Sponsors SCOPE Miami Beach 2022
Galderma is sponsoring the SCOPE Miami Beach 2022 showcase for contemporary art, offering consultations and real-time treatments to visitors.
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2023: The Year of the Jawline in Plastic Surgery
Here are seven treatment options that, when properly implemented by a qualified physician, have earned the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery seal of approval for that #SnatchedJawline.
Doctors Say You Shouldn’t Combine Your COVID Booster And Facial Fillers. Here’s Why
If you are scheduled to get a booster for your COVID vaccine soon, you should probably put off getting BOTOX and other cosmetic fillers for several weeks surrounding your booster appointment, according to The List.
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Everything to Know About ‘Baby Botox’
NewBeauty shares the must-know facts about Baby Botox.
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Forget Botox and Fillers: Why Full-On Facelifts Are Hotter Than Ever
Knives out: Both men and women are seeking facelift surgery to undo their “filler faces,” New York Post reports.
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The FDA Warns Against Injectable Silicone and Dermal Fillers for Large-Scale Body Contouring and Enhancement
Are you considering a procedure to shape or increase the size of certain parts of your body? Beware of using injectable silicone for body contouring or any other unapproved products to achieve your goals, the FDA reports.
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The Uses Of Botox Beyond Wrinkles
A Haute Beauty expert explains the uses of botox beyond wrinkles.
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When Can You Work Out After Botox?
Botox treatments and exercise can be a bad mix. Shape advises how long (and why) you should wait before resuming your workout routine.
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ASDSA Applauds FDA for Safety Communication on Needle-less Injector Devices
The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Association supports the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s safety communication regarding needle-less devices, such as hyaluron pens (HA pens) for injection of dermal fillers.
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Xeomin vs. Botox: What’s the Difference Between These Two Wrinkle Fighters?
PureWow explains the similarities and differences between Xeomin and Botox, and how to choose between the two.
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AbbVie’s Botox Patent Lawsuit is ‘Very Unlikely to Derail’ Revance’s Rival Launch: Analysts
For a small company seeking to market a rival to a dominant brand, a patent lawsuit from a global pharma giant would seem to be a cause for concern. But Revance has a good chance of beating back AbbVie’s recent patent case, one team of analysts figures, Fierce Pharma reports.
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As Revance Nears a Potential Launch for its Botox Rival, AbbVie Sues for Patent Infringement
AbbVie subsidiary Allergan [recently] sued Revance, alleging the company’s proposed frown-line injection daxibotulinumtoxinA infringes several Botox patents, Fierce Pharma reports.
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Galderma Celebrates RESTYLANE 25th Anniversary
The team behind the portfolio of RESTYLANE products reflects on past milestones and a bright future for Galderma.
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Everything to Know About DAXI, the Longer-Lasting Neurotoxin That the FDA Is About to Approve
The latest injectable is *this* close to becoming available, according to NewBeauty.
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Brain Cells Decide on Their Own When To Release ‘Feel Good’ Pleasure Hormone
In addition to smoothing out wrinkles, researchers have found that the drug Botox can reveal the inner workings of the brain, according to SciTech Daily.
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Haute Beauty Experts Provide Tips & Tricks To Injectables
Haute Beauty experts discuss the things to avoid before getting injectables as well as tips and tricks to prevent bruising and swelling.
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Could BOTOX Protect People from Getting COVID?
It’s designed to stop wrinkles in middle-age – but Botox could also protect people from catching Covid, according to a French study, the Daily Mail reports.
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