Is this normal or are we all starting to approach these medical treatments way too casually?

• By Dhani Mau
  Sep 17, 2018

Monthly fees for laser treatments are now rivaling fancy-pants gyms.

• By Lindsey Unterberger
  Mar 26, 2018

It's an off-label use, but it's gaining popularity.

• By Lauren Caruso
  Jan 29, 2018

Plus, Quicksilver parent company to buy Billabong for $156 million.

• By Dara Prant
  Jan 5, 2018

And will you really change your DNA/ruin your face in 20 years/insert-whatever-ridiculous-myth-your-Aunt-Betty-read-on-Facebook?

• By Lauren Caruso
  Nov 22, 2017

"I've injected a 19-year-old [model's] lips and I like felt almost guilty doing it."

• By Fawnia Soo Hoo
  Sep 5, 2017

Plus, Cadillac is providing fashion week grants to seven menswear designers.

• By Fashionista
  Jul 7, 2017

Bring on the Botox, lip fillers and non-surgical weight loss treatments.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  Apr 6, 2017

There go my pole dancing days.

• By Julia Casella
  Jun 27, 2014

Plus, the dark side of the snakeskin trade.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Jun 7, 2014

"Can you pay a rainbow to be less beautiful? NO! Such is Mango."

• By Nora Crotty
  May 30, 2014

Lady Gaga is a Vogue cover girl for the second time, but could a cover of Bride be next? Vie Luxe CEO Marjorie Gubelmann posted a picture of Gaga in full bridal regalia to her Instagram, sparking rumors she was planning nuptials with boyfriend Taylor Kinney. {Sugarscape} Lucky magazine has landed themselves in a bit of hot water with readers over their new "Fill the Void" campaign. {HuffPo} Karmic cell phone retribution? Naomi Campbell was snapped on vacation with what appear to be serious bald spots on her scalp. {Radar Online} North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un visited an army unit with wife Ri Sol-Ju in tow, and despite serious problems affecting the country, she brought along her Dior clutch, worth the average annual income of a North Korean family. {Telegraph}

• By Tyler McCall
  Aug 9, 2012

Fashion's Night Out is full of sweet steals--from free drinks to limited edition duds--and now the night-long event's latest deal is discount Botox. Yep. The New York Dermatology Group, headed by Dr. David Colbert, is celebrating Fashion's Night Out with a special half-off deal on Botox and their Triad facial treatments (which have a cult following among fashion and beauty editors) "to help ladies prep for [Fashion Week.]"

• By Hayley Phelan
  Sep 6, 2011

Botox, despite its years of use and now-mainstream status, is still a great source of fascination and debate in beauty and medical circles. The more experience dermatologists have with the drug, the more creative ways they are finding to use it. And as a result, a lot of ethical and social questions arise. Botox Mom stole the headlines with her fake story, but we all believed that it could actually happen. In the last week no fewer than four Botox stories appeared in various outlets.

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Jun 2, 2011

Botox Mom Kerry Campbell’s story keeps getting sketchier. Just to catch you up on the details so far: She told the Sun back in March that she injects her eight-year-old daughter with Botox so that she’ll become a star. Last week she appeared on Good Morning, America and allowed her daughter to be interviewed; the girl admitted that, yes, the injections hurt. Then a San Francisco paper reported that the woman’s name might not even be Kerry Campbell, nor does she live in the Bay Area. But supposedly officials had taken her daughter, Britney, away from her. Now she’s popped back up in the Sun again, apologizing profusely and “wailing.” She told the Sun, "I am going to seek therapy for my obsession with looks so I will no longer push my insecurities about appearance on to her." She explained that she never wanted to hurt Britney and thought she was helping her.

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  May 18, 2011

Remember that nutso story about the demented mom who injects her eight-year-old daughter with Botox? Well, it ended up being true, and Lara Spencer interviewed the San Francisco-based mom and daughter on Good Morning America yesterday. It was all as creepy and strange as you might imagine--the mom is training the girl to be a "superstar"--but there's some good news. Apparently San Francisco human services is investigating the situation. "It's pretty unusual for a mom to be injecting an 8-year-old with botox and certainly is grounds for an investigation," San Francisco Human Services Agency spokesperson Trent Rohrer told GMA. We have no doubt something will be done. Because this shit is bananas. Click through to watch the video of Spencer interviewing the girl.

• By Lauren Sherman
  May 13, 2011

Hard to believe that we were shocked by makeup for eight-year-olds and titillating Vogue Enfants spreads. In a story that we sincerely hope is a load of BS (it was featured in UK tab The Sun), a mother in the UK proudly admits to giving her eight-year-old daughter, Britney, Botox injections to increase her chances of becoming a star. Britney is apparently active on the child pageant scene. Kerry (no last name mentioned) is a “beautician” in the UK who buys Botox and other fillers from friends and the internet, then injects her daughter’s face with them every three months. Oh, but she tests them all on herself first, so it’s perfectly safe. Mom told The Sun: “I know one day she will be a model, actress, or singer, and having these treatments now will ensure she stays looking younger and baby-faced for longer.” If you haven’t yet passed out from shock, she then said this:

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Mar 24, 2011

Filipino pop star Charice, who is 18 but could easily pass for 15, recently got Botox. Unsurprisingly, this has caused some controversy. According to the AP, Charice was injected with the wrinkle-reducing toxin "to look fresh on camera" in preparation for her upcoming debut as Rachel Berry's rival on "Glee." Celebrity plastic surgeon Vicki Belo, who injected Charice on camera, told ABS-CBN television that the teen pop tart got Botox as well as a 30-minute Thermage skin-tightening procedure to make her "naturally round face" more narrow. Charice herself told ABS-CBN that the procedures were part of her prep before filming the hit Fox TV show.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Jul 20, 2010