plastic surgery

According to people who have had one.

“It becomes like an old, overused rubber band.”

Patients demanded solutions for implant issues like “animation deformity.” Surgeons have delivered.

Please stop talking about her face.

At 52, Neda Karam decided she was ready for a facelift. And she knew just who should do it.

I can't remember this kind of a focus on thin since I was 16, idolizing Kate Moss spreads.

Getting Botox for an "executive edge"—or at the age of 22—is just the beginning.

For me, it included a scalpel and something called an "internal bra."

Plastic surgeons are finding a lot of unwelcome surprises under the skin.

But anti-filler: “At my age—51—I feel it's not going to make you look younger.”

To learn more about FFS, we turned to cosmetic surgeons specializing in gender-affirming care and, more importantly, the women who have been through it.

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

But how good is it? We cut through buzzy techniques to get to the breakthroughs.

Because it sure sounds too good to be true.

“Wanting a facelift is between you and your mirror.”

She says she's gotten one type of surgery not once, not twice, but three times.

Like Affirm and Klarna… but for your injectables.

For anyone thinking about the surgery, we went in search of the (surprising) answer.

The pain, the cost, the recovery time — and were their results worth it?

In 15 minutes, a plastic surgeon can create dimples where there were none before. And many are.