I never paid much attention to my neck. But then I turned 35, and now it's all I see in the mirror: horizontal lines from years of doomscrolling, newfound skin laxity, and pronounced vertical bands ...

While the conversation around aesthetic procedures continuously evolves, one ethos remains true—opting for injectables is a personal decision. You never need treatments to look your best, but if there ...

Expanding to a fourth indication. Doctors have long used Botox off-label—without official FDA approval—for treating neck bands, such as in the Nefertiti Lift. However, this new approval provides a ...

Botox may help relieve neck pain caused by specific conditions such as cervical dystonia and migraine, but research shows it may not be effective for nonspecific chronic neck pain. Effects of Botox ...

Oh, how the humble botulinum toxin (aka Botox) continues to surprise us. These days, the versatility of the injectable extends far beyond the routine sprinkle to treat crow's feet or frown lines.

Q. I’m 62 and my neck is starting to bother me. I’m not quite sure I’m ready for surgery. Some of my friends tell me that Botox can work for the lines and make my neck look more youthful. Is that ...

The thing I've started picking up on as I get older (I'm 34) is that once I notice something new about my skin, I can't unsee it. It doesn't matter if it's something tiny that only I will notice. Once ...