Top plastic surgeon Julius Few, MD, breaks down what causes sagging, puffiness, and dark circles—and which treatments actually work.

From ingredients to devices to in-office treatments, dermatologists share what to swap, skip, and keep in your routine.

Once considered a last resort, the facelift is being recast as a preemptive fix for jowls, “Ozempic face,” filler fatigue, and growing sense that many women’s faces no longer match how youthful and energized they feel.

A new wave of fat-based breast lifts promises subtle shape, minimal recovery, and results that feel like your own body. Here’s everything you need to know, including what no one is quite sure about yet.

As stacking moves from online forums into exam rooms, the question remains: Is this the next evolution of regenerative medicine or simply another wellness trend outrunning the research?

What’s happening with our boys? Scott Galloway explores the widening education gap, economic uncertainty, and growing isolation shaping young men today—and why rethinking how we talk about masculinity could change the trajectory.

Gland shaving, GLP-1 jawline fallout, platysmal banding, migrating salivary glands, and why some “snatching” trends backfire. Dr. Julius Few gets unusually specific about what’s actually happening anatomically in the neck—and how to treat it without making things worse.