There’s a “professional-to-at-home” pipeline for many beauty treatments. Consider things like gel manicures and laser hair removal, cosmetic experiences that at one time felt reserved for highly ...

Botox dupe? TikTok may have one — or so they think. The social media platform is a breeding ground for quick-fix beauty hacks, and the latest craze to spread across the screens is something you could ...

Content creator Kim Pratt has racked up views on her DIY beauty treatment videos across various social media platforms, and her latest TikTok clips are no exception. Botox, TCA peels or lip fillers: ...

A woman on TikTok claims that her DIY flaxseed gel gives her similar effects to Botox. Doctors deny that’s possible. People have long searched for easy and cheap hacks that will stop the clock on ...

It's become the quick fix for unwanted wrinkles, and now people can buy do-it-yourself Botox injection kits online. But doctors warn the risks outweigh the rewards. "For a patient to buy a kit like ...

Inside Edition spoke to board-certified dermatologists about the risks of do-it-yourself cosmetic injections. A Chicago doctor who guides patients to inject themselves via telehealth says it's OK with ...

With it costing up to £400 a round, Botox can be an expensive investment. So it's perhaps no wonder that, a two-ingredient DIY Botox has become the latest sensation to take over Tiktok. Crafted from ...

Want the benefits of Botox without the bill? Try this grocery store item. TikTok gals are claiming that flaxseed facial masks work as an at-home Botox dupe. “It’s Botox you make at home, honey. And ...

We’re living in an era of “tweakments,” where minimally invasive cosmetic procedures like Botox and filler have been reduced to nothing more than an ordinary step in one’s skincare regimen. But what ...

After a Botox injection, your cosmetic surgeon or a nurse will advise you on aftercare. You should avoid any exercise for at least 3 hours after treatment. You can try frowning and raising your ...

Botox is FDA approved to treat cervical dystonia, a specific type of neck pain. While some doctors use it off-label to treat other conditions that cause neck pain, Botox does not appear to be ...