TikTok and Instagram users are self-injecting Innotox, a "Korean Botox" product, that they purchased online. Dermatologists explain why that's so dangerous.
Is Coffee the Next Anti-Aging Elixir? This New Research Says Yes
Ali says that coffee has been linked to better insulin sensitivity and metabolic health, which can indirectly lower the risk of frailty. Recent research has linked long-term insulin resistance to ...
When Shefali Jariwala admitted she is pro-botox and skin treatments: ‘Everybody wants to look good’
Late Shefali Jariwala, who passed away on June 27 by a cardiac arrest, once spoke to Paras Chhabra candidly about skin treatments ...
When Shefali Jariwala admitted she is pro Botox: Everybody wants to look good
Before her sudden death, Shefali Jariwala had said she supports botox and skin treatments to look good. An old interview where she spoke about fitness, beauty, and self-care is now going viral.
When Shefali Jariwala Said She Is Pro-Botox, Anti-Ageing Drugs: “People Who Can’t Afford It Think It’s Wrong”
Later developments indicated that anti-ageing medicines were found at her residence. Her friend, Pooja Ghai, also revealed that Shefali had taken a Vitamin C drip on the day of her death. The matter ...
I Am Against Botox: Kareena Kapoor Slams Cosmetic Procedures; Know The Dangerous Side Effects
Kareena Kapoor says she is against taking Botox injections to enhance facial features, as she believes in “self-preservation” and natural therapies. Kareena’s remarks came days after the sudden death ...
After Shefali Jariwala’s death, Mallika Sherawat urges all to avoid using botox: “No to artificial cosmetic fillers”
Actor Mallika Sherawat has advocated for natural beauty in a recent video message, encouraging her fans to avoid "artificial cosmetics" and embrace their authentic selves.
Rakhi Sawant Slams Mallika Sherawat For Posting Video On ‘No To Botox’ After Shefali Jariwala’s Death
Rakhi Sawant slammed Mallika Sherawat for posting this 'No Botox' video just 2 days after Shefali Jariwala's sudden demise.
Are glutathione injections the new botox—or a hidden health risk? Explained
IV infusions, especially when taken without cardiac screening, can cause electrolyte imbalances, hypotension, and may even trigger cardiac events in vulnerable patients.