Gen Y is taking skin care seriously and getting an early start on turning back the clock when it comes to cosmetic treatments. It doesn’t come as a surprise that 98 percent of people from around the world, aged 21 to 35, said they will consider having a facial injectable treatment during their lifetime when …

Although BOTOX® is the most popular cosmetic treatment in the world, people still have a lot of questions when it comes to specifics about the injectable. At Skin Care & Laser Physicians of Beverly Hills, BOTOX® Cosmetic prompts patients to ask a lot about time: How long will the session last? When will I first see results? How long …

We’re much more than halfway through 2018, and if the year’s national headlines so far are any indication, there continue to be people who don’t take BOTOX® very seriously. Maybe it’s because celebrities and frequent media coverage have made the injectable a household name, but whatever the reason, there continues to be news stories about …

A dermatologist meeting with a man who actually cares about his skin health and appearance enough to rejuvenate with minimally invasive cosmetic procedures is no longer a rarity. Women have long made up the largest demographic of people who seek out minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, but there have always been men, too, who choose injectables, …

If you regularly and consistently devote time to something—whether it’s playing the piano or learning to cook or swinging a golf club—you can get better and better at it over time. The same goes for muscles injected with Botulinum toxin type A-based wrinkle-smoothing treatments: With regular and consistent applications of BOTOX® and similar products, the facial …

As a dermatologist instrumental in investigating the benefits and safety of addressing crow’s feet with BOTOX® treatments, Los Angeles-based physician Dr. Derek Jones has long used the injectable cosmetic for a range of applications, some officially approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and some considered off-label. Toward the end of 2017, the FDA gave BOTOX® Cosmetic a …

The FDA has approved BOTOX® Cosmetic for two very specific uses: addressing frown lines on the forehead and crow’s feet next to the eyes. At Skin Care & Laser Physicians of Beverly Hills, BOTOX® Cosmetic is sometimes used to treat other areas as well in what are known as “off-label” uses. Working off label simply means your doctor is …

Last year, the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery released data compiled from a Consumer Survey on Dermatologic Procedures. While the online survey ran from mid April to the start of May, its results captured what men and women were focusing on in terms of skin care for 2016, from New York to Los Angeles. BOTOX® and other injectable wrinkle …

Earlier this year, TIME magazine published a cover story exploring the many uses of BOTOX® injectable. Los Angeles-area women and men have certainly seen it used for years to smooth out frown lines and crow’s feet, and Dr. Derek Jones alone has performed more than 100,000 procedures. Its ability to treat everything from gummy smiles to hyperhidrosis …

With BOTOX® going strong as the world’s most popular cosmetic treatment, more and more people are not just learning about the injectable—they’re choosing it to smooth away forehead lines and crow’s feet for months at a time. The year 2016 brought reports of more men and women than ever before choosing BOTOX® for cosmetic reasons, but it …