injectables

The scientific evidence is preliminary, but promising. For some of us, promising is all we need.

Everything you need to know about getting neurotoxin injections before you actually get wrinkles.

Abroad there are promising and unusual ways to freshen up skin. Are they coming here next?

Dermatologists and plastic surgeons weigh in on the celebrity-loved “vampire facial” and the recent CDC report that links it to HIV.

Like Affirm and Klarna… but for your injectables.

Nearly five years after getting filler injected in my tear troughs, I still have some swelling. Now, I know why.

Approved by the FDA in May, this buzzy new treatment can add long-term hydration to your skin.

The mist of hydrating ingredients promises fuller lips instantly so we put it to the test.

Three syringes of filler later, the dimple in my chin disappeared — for one to two years, at least.

The before-and-afters are all over TikTok. So why do I look exactly the same?

Here’s everything you need to know about this buzzy hyaluronic acid treatment.

We don’t just write about injectables — we take our work home with us.

Dermatologists examine the treatment that promises firmer, brighter skin — and keeps getting celebrity shoutouts.

I pursued a more permanent path to fuller lips. The results aren't what I expected.

Here’s everything you need to know about them.

“There's an art to sculpting things down just as much as there is to filling them up.”

In some cases, “I don’t think you ever get 100% back to having no filler in your face.”

She blasted the bizarre ads in her Instagram Stories.

It’s very different from microneedling.

Welcome to the age of "filler fatigue."