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ITC to Decide Botox Trade Secret Battle

A fight at the International Trade Commission could see Botox alternative Jeuveau banned from the U.S. for the next 10 years, according to Politico.

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How Barely-There Botox Became the Norm

Will starting injections in your 20s and 30s make you look older? The New York Times explains preventive Botox.

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Why Men Are Starting To Get Fillers

Plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Omidi tells Haute Living how frequently dermal fillers are sought out not only by women but by men for a younger and rejuvenated look.

Britain Urged to Ban Lip Fillers and Botox for Teenagers

by Debbie Overman | Oct 16, 2020 | injectables | 0

British lawmakers called for a ban on lip fillers and Botox for under-18s on Friday amid concerns that reality TV stars from shows such as “Love Island” are fueling a surge in schoolgirls having risky facial injections, Reuters reports.

Allergan Aesthetics Acquires Luminera

by Debbie Overman | Oct 7, 2020 | Injectibles | 0

Allergan Aesthetics, an AbbVie company, announces it has entered into an agreement with Luminera, a privately held, aesthetics company based in Israel with a portfolio and pipeline of dermal filler products.

The Makers of Botox Have a New Brand Identity

by Debbie Overman | Oct 6, 2020 | Injectibles, Marketing | 0

Allergan Aesthetics, which was acquired by AbbVie earlier this year, announced today that it’s introducing its new global brand identity with the goal of empowering confidence, NewBeauty reports.

The Zoom Effect: Why Plastic Surgery and Cosmetic Procedures Might Be More Popular Because of the Pandemic

by Debbie Overman | Oct 5, 2020 | Aesthetics, Cosmetics & Skin Care, Injectibles, Reconstructive Surgery | 0

Extra time holing up at home has provided a boom in cosmetic services practices that offer popular—and pricey—skin care treatments like Botox and dermal fillers, Fortune reports.

Dermatologists Warn Consumers About the Dangers of Buying Cosmetic Injectables — Such as Fillers — Online

by Debbie Overman | Sep 16, 2020 | Client Objectives>Rejuvenation>Injectibles | 0

Research underscores harmful and serious side effects associated with purchasing unregulated filler, neurotoxin products on e-commerce sites, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.

Here’s Why Your Lip Filler May Not Last as Long as Expected

by Debbie Overman | Aug 25, 2020 | Injectibles, Lip Augmentations | 0

Thes four surprising facts can influence the longevity of your lip filler, according to RealSelf.

Botox Battle Rages With Upstart Evolus Backed by Dermatologists

by Debbie Overman | Aug 21, 2020 | Aesthetics, Botox, Injectibles | 0

Evolus Inc is getting support for its legal battle with AbbVie Inc’s Allergan over a rival to the Botox wrinkle treatment from dermatologists tired of an “800-pound gorilla” controlling the beauty market, Bloomberg reports.

The Sun Vs Your Injectables—What You Need to Know

by Debbie Overman | Jul 27, 2020 | Cosmetics & Skin Care, Injectibles | 0

NewBeauty asks the pros if dips in the pool and days at the beach will cause neurotoxins and fillers to fade away faster. Read on for their surprising answers.

How Three Women Deal With Their Chronic Migraines

by Debbie Overman | Jul 20, 2020 | Botox | 0

The majority of people who suffer from migraines are women, and many struggle to find consistent relief. In Allure, three people share the treatments that actually work for them.

A Top Facial Plastic Surgeon Explains What to Know About Facial Feminization Surgery

by Debbie Overman | Jun 29, 2020 | Aesthetics, Body Makeover, Injectibles, Reconstructive Surgery, Rhinoplasty | 0

Facial feminization surgery, also referred to as FFS, is an increasingly popular combination of procedures that involve softening masculinized facial features into a shape more typically recognized as feminine, NewBeauty explains.

How This Wrinkle Filler Also Kills Pain

by Debbie Overman | Jun 17, 2020 | Botox, Research | 0

While botulinum toxin — aka “Botox” — is commonly known as a cosmetic treatment for facial lines and wrinkles, a growing body of evidence suggests that it can also be an effective treatment for certain sports injuries and chronic pain conditions, according to a review in the June issue of Current Sports Medicine Reports.

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