Botox is a safe and effective treatment to minimize fine lines and wrinkles – but it’s also temporary. Plastic surgeon Dr. Brett J. Snyder explains why, and how long the results really last. Read the full story

Botox and fillers are as almost as common as department store cosmetics for treating facial wrinkles — but that doesn’t mean they’re right for everyone. Dr. Jennifer Walden, a board certified plastic surgeon in New York City, explains when it’s best to start these types of cosmetic procedures. Read the full story

BOTOX may be an effective acne treatment, according to one Chicago plastic surgeon. When injected into the top layer of the skin, he says, BOTOX can “freeze” pores and prevent them from producing excess oil. Read the full story

British Boomers Turn to Botox

Will Queen Elizabeth soon be trading in her trademark frumpy dresses and hats for a newer, sexier look?

Probably not, but pictures of magnificently preserved celebrities in their 50s, 60s and 70s are producing a crowd of what some have dubbed Britain’s Botox Grannies. Read the full story

BOTOX® Cosmetic is an injectable agent used as an effective remedy to treat facial lines and wrinkles and restore a more youthful facial appearance. The agent in BOTOX Cosmetic is derived from botulinum toxin type A, a toxin that blocks nerve activity in the muscles to prevent the muscles in the face from moving and causing wrinkles. Read the full story

Like millions of Americans, you might have severe wrinkles or frown lines on your face and forehead that you’d like to see disappear. For many people, the answer lies in BOTOX® injections, a nonsurgical cosmetic procedure that temporarily improves the appearance of facial wrinkles. Read the full story