Kim Kardashian is willing to endure pain to get a youthful glow.

The pregnant reality star went through a so-called "vampire facial" on Sunday night's episode of Kourtney and Kim Take Miami.

"I love trying anything that makes you look and feel youthful," Kardashian told cameras.

It sounds like a terrible procedure — and really, it is pretty horrifying. Basically, doctors draw blood from the patient's arm and "spin" it to remove the platelets.

Then, "micro needles are used to perforate the skin with near microscopic holes. [Platelet rich plasma] is then applied topically to the skin following the micro-needling process," Tom O'Brien, CEO of Eclipse Aesthetics, said of the procedure. "The growth factors in the PRP re-energize cells and boost collagen production, thus reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while improving the skin's tone and texture."

But... why?

"The platelet-rich plasma derived from the patient's internal biology possesses increased concentrations of one's own growth factors. These self-derived growth factors are powerful elements aiding in the battle for a more youthful appearance," O'Brien added. "The new trend is to improve oneself with natural approaches and avoid those processes which are synthetic and possibly not healthy. Vampire Facial is the beginning of a new trend that is here to stay."

The jury is still out whether or not Kardashian liked the results. One thing we do know, judging from her screams and tears: It hurt!

"Oh my God. I will never get a face-lift if it feels like that," she said.

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Would an Anderson Cooper in any other hair color be as sweet?

We say no, but the makers of an anti–gray hair pill want us to believe that everyone is dying to get rid of their gray hair.

"Going gray can be a real blow to a person's self-confidence and for some it's a constant reminder of growing older," reads the press release for Go Away Gray. "Women and men routinely spend a fortune on coloring those grays, but now, there's a pill you can take to get rid of gray hair... permanently."

A month's supply of Go Away Gray will set you back $29.99. The secret ingredient — according to company CEO Cathy Beggan — is catalase.

"Our bodies produce hydrogen peroxide which bleaches our hair from the inside out. Our bodies also produce an enzyme called Catalase which breaks down the hydrogen peroxide. When we don't produce enough Catalase, the hydrogen peroxide cannot be broken down. As a result, hair is bleached from the inside out, turning it gray," Beggan said.

Go Away Gray apparently puts the catalase back in your body.

But, does it work? No, judging from online reviews.

"They should call this product "Go Away Money" because that's all it will do for you," one man wrote on Amazon.

"I have used it since July, and here it is December and I have seen no changes. In fact, my grays seem to be growing in faster. I have to color my hair every 4 weeks instead of every 5," wrote another.

So, save your cash and use it to pay for a dye job. Or just embrace the gray! You earned 'em, after all.

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Want to know why Kate Middleton recycles her outfits? She pays for all of them — and money doesn't grow on trees!

It's true: Middleton doesn't accept free clothing from designers, according to one of her go-to clothiers.

"She doesn’t take free clothes, and I've heard that from other people who sent her things," designer Katherine Hooker told The Huffington Post. Instead, "she always comes to the shop, which is nice. And we've sent her a few things when she didn't have time to come in."

It makes sense — and we applaud the mom-to-be for it, especially since many celebrities worth millions of dollars regularly get free clothes or even get paid to wear designer garb.

The revelation also takes all the drama out of the "Kardashian diss" from last fall.

"While she was in London last week, Kim had several free dresses from her Kardashian Kollection sent to Princess Kate," a source told Marie Claire UK in November. "She hoped Kate might be seen wearing one of the designs out in public, which would give their fashion credentials a huge boost."

Instead, the Duchess of Cambridge send the clothing back — and "sources" said it was because she didn't want to be associated with the reality TV family.

"The Kardashians want to be as big in the UK as they are in America, and think associating themselves with the royals, especially Kate, will help them achieve that."

But no real drama here — Kate just doesn't do free clothes. Instead, she sticks with what she knows suits her.

"Her style was fairly appropriate for the role that she’s currently in ten years ago, so it didn't need to change," Hooker continued.

"She's just an incredibly lovely person," the designer continued. "It couldn't happen to a nicer person, as they say."

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Preview the full Saturday collection here

Staying close to their ever so famous motto, “live colorfully,” the new Kate Spade Saturday collection continues to bring the brightness to life. From vivid shades of yellow to neon pink, the colors alone make every day feel like the weekend. The collection has already launched in Tokyo, Japan and will be making its way to the United States this March online.

The collection features an assortment of items from dresses and pants to accessories and handbags, and of course the brand's bestselling cell phone cases. If this doesn't have you dancing in your seat, then the prices will. The collection is priced at about half of the brand's normal prices! $50 for some darling tortoise sunnies? Steal.

We had to include some of our favorites from the collection. Look below to see the fun items for yourself!

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Mommy style

Dress like a Superstar mom

Our favorite E! News host, Fashion Police star and new mom Giuliana Rancic looks fabulous both on the red carpet and off. Want to steal her style? We're showing you how to get her best looks.

Giuliana's fashion scorecard

• Her signature style: Giuliana has been surrounded by fashion her entire life! Her father is a master tailor, so she always looks put together and stylish — especially when she's hanging out on the weekends with hubby Bill and son Duke. We constantly spot her in cool leggings, cute bombers, classic pumps and a fierce bag.
• Most memorable red carpet moment: No stranger to the red carpet , Giuliana has had multiple fashion triumphs at countless awards ceremonies. But it was her scarlet Roberto Cavalli strapless gown that shocked us the most at the 2011 Emmys! The gorgeous color mixed so well with her darker skin and the side ponytail instantly made her appear young and on trend. Perfection!
• Her number one style tip: Add a fur vest! "It just kind of pumps up every outfit," Giuliana told USA Today about one of her favorite fashion must-haves.

Here are Giuliana's best street style looks and how to get them!

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Dorothy Perkins Longline Blazer $69, Topshop Moto Black High Waisted Jamie Jeans $80, Ted Baker Svana Peep Toe Platforms $199, ASOS Bridge Detail Cat Eye Sunglasses $20, Clare Vivier Messenger Tote $362

Obey Day Dreamer Blouse $58, Mango Super Slim Jeans $70, Nine West Regola Pumps $79

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You don’t have to be a teenager to experience the angst-inducing effects of acne. Thankfully there are several at-home remedies you can easily put together to help soothe your skin and combat a dreaded breakout.

Dr. Agnes is the founder of AcnEase, a unique provider of alternative and complementary health care solutions in the U.S and global marketplace. According to Dr. Agnes, scientists have found that cocoa can contain more antioxidants per cup than red wine or green tea.

There is also data suggesting that regular eating of dark chocolate without sugar can calm skin that’s been irritated by sun exposure, and in general, improve skin texture, hydration and appearance. Cocoa butter is actually a familiar additive to many cosmetic products such as body butters, creams or scrubs.

She notes that, in general, chocolate and chocolate-based products are good natural choices to improve your skin. It will act as a moisturizer ; calm irritated, dry skin; promote rejuvenation from inside out and help detoxification.

Keep in mind that the Chocolate Skin Wrap is not recommended for people with active severe acne. It is, however, recommended for people with acne scars and marks or who have dry and irritated or tired skin.

Dr. Agnes says that chocolate has highly firming and nourishing qualities, so if you want to firm your neck and chest, here is a simple way to do it. Make sure your skin is clean before applying this wrap.

Ingredients:

• Unsweetened dark or semi-dark chocolate
• 2 teaspoons light cream

Directions:

1. Melt the chocolate on the stove over low heat, and continue to stir until completely melted. The amount to use depends on the size of the area to cover.
2. Add a teaspoon or two of light cream to the chocolate, until you reach a smooth consistency .
3. Allow the mixture to cool so that it is just warm and no longer hot.
4. Smear the mixture on your neck and chest, and leave it on for about 20 minutes. As you wait, relax, and maybe put a chamomile compress over your eyes.
5. Rinse the wrap off in the shower, or wash it off with tepid water and a soft cloth.

Much less expensive than over-the-counter or high-end salon treatments, this DIY aspirin acne paste can be effective in clearing up a blemish. This treatment comes from Dr. Oz and is easy to make with a few ingredients you have at home.

Aspirin contains salicylic acid, also included in many acne treatments where it acts as a chemical peel to reduce acne and scarring. The lemon juice in this paste can work as an exfoliant to get rid of dry or dead skin, and the baking soda acts as a neutralizer to the acid. Simple to make, give this one a try.

Keep in mind that if you are allergic to aspirin, you should not use this treatment. Also, before applying the paste to your face, first test it on your inner arm where you skin is more sensitive, to help ensure you can tolerate the ingredients. Don’t forget to first wash your face to remove any dirt or makeup.

If you feel any discomfort after applying the paste, immediately rinse it off with the baking soda and water solution. After using the paste, you may find your skin becomes a bit dry. Use an SPF moisturizer in your skin care routine to help eliminate any dryness.

Ingredients:

• 6-12 non-coated aspirin
• 1/8-1/4 teaspoon lemon juice
• 1/4 cup water
• 1/2 teaspoon baking powder

Directions:

1. Combine six to 12 non-coated aspirin with just enough lemon juice to cover them .
2. Combine the water and baking powder in a small bowl, and set aside.
3. Let the aspirin dissolve in the juice, and then mix it to form a thin paste.
4. Apply the paste to the area where your blemish is, and allow it to sit for a few minutes.
5. Remove the paste with a cotton ball dipped in a solution of baking soda and water.

Talk about a simple solution! This DIY soothing oatmeal paste couldn’t be easier to make, and it can do wonders for your skin. Not only is oatmeal good to eat, but it’s good for your skin, too. Oatmeal can reduce the redness from acne and help soothe inflammation on your skin. You’ll find many over-the-counter skin care treatments that include oatmeal in the ingredients. It’s been used for years to treat irritated skin, dry skin and even as a natural remedy for acne.

Before you apply the paste, pull your hair back away from your face and wash your face to remove any dirt or makeup.

Ingredients:

• 1/4 cup rolled oats
• 1/4 cup boiling water

Directions:

1. Grind the rolled oats in a food processor or grinder.
2. Boil the water.
3. Mix the rolled oats and the hot water in a small bowl to form a thick paste.
4. Important: Allow the mixture to cool completely before applying it to your skin. When cool, apply the mixture to your face. Leave it on for about 10 minutes, and then rinse it off with warm water and a soft washcloth.

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Heaven scent

Think the only scents that turn guys on are ones that smell like food ? So did we! But then we asked some real men what fragrances press their buttons, and we were surprised by the answers. If you’re sick of spending Saturday nights alone, take one of these fragrances out for a spin…

When I asked Tony, an entrepreneur, what his favorite scent is, I was shocked. I had grown up with Tony in the mountains of Western Montana . I assumed scents that reminded him of leaves, chainsaw gas and gun smoke would get his motor running. I was shocked by his answer.

Tony confessed, “In 2001 I met a girl from NY. She wore Joy . Whenever I pass by a perfume shop that sells it, I have to ask if they would be kind enough to let me have a sniff. Most do. As the floral chemistry fills my senses, one emotion surfaces — regret. In that moment, I reaffirm my commitment to never again let a woman who wears Joy go, no matter what her bra size is, no matter what her shoe size is and no matter how many prescription medications she has in her purse. Any girl that can afford that flower juice in these harsh economic times is a keeper.”

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Wearing crazy stripes or a shorter mini dress may not be the most appropriate for an office setting, so embody the mod trend with your accessories! You go-to work ensemble will get the pop it needs with a structured statement bag. Try one in black and white stripes for a total mod moment.

Topshop Longsleeve Spot Shirt $76, Ted Baker Elvah Trousers $198, Kate Spade New York Catherine Pippa Striped Mix-Media Satchel $368

No matter what your plans are, going mod for the weekend is a must. Headed to the beach? Wear a graphic maxi dress. Going on a stroll with your boyfriend? Try a striped printed dress with cute sandals and Jackie O.-inspired round sunnies like we put together here.

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This is your excuse to go all out! Throw on a '60s-inspired mini, put up your hair, slip into your platforms and your man will be instantly impressed!

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Breaking news: Kim Kardashian got bangs!

Yep, the pregnant reality star finally took the plunge after testing out a clip-on version during her Cosmopolitan cover shoot earlier this year.

But, she's not really sure she likes the look.

"I can't decide," the reality star said in a series of Keek videos posted to Twitter. In the clips, Kardashian is shown at the salon with mother Kris Jenner and stylist Philip Wolff.

"Philip says, 'You should never listen to a pregnant woman.' But we'll do it," she said before getting the chop. "I just feel like I need a change."

Her stylist later told US Weekly that he typically won't let hormonal pregnant women make drastic style changes, but he thought Kardashian was ready.

"She wanted something new without being too drastic... I feel it's so important for a woman to feel sexy throughout her pregnancy, and this happened to be a small part of that for her," he told the magazine.

"Kim was so happy with the end result," he continued. "I personally love them on her, but then again, she has such an amazing face shape and bone structure that she has the luxury of wearing almost any style and it looks great. What makes Kim so sexy to me is that she wears her hair — her hair doesn't wear her."

But is she really doing it for herself — or for boyfriend Kanye West? Kardashian even admits that her ever-evolving style is thanks to her rapper beau.

“I dress for my man way more than for myself!" Kardashian said earlier this year. "He likes cool, drapey things. Very casual."

Wolff thinks this cut will be West approved, too.

"Kanye has a huge part in her [style] decisions... which I think is a great dynamic for them as a couple," Wolff added. "They both share a passion for fashion and style — I love that."

We're not so sure, but whatever works for them.

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Instead of investing in a new pair of shoes, recycling is more fun and good for the environment too. The boots can be decorated in a few quick and easy steps with materials you already own.

Supplies:

• A pair of ankle boots
• Fabric of your choice
• A strong clear glue, preferably an epoxy or Araldite-based glue
• Two belts
• Leather string
• Feathers
• Chain, jump rings and small pendants

Instructions:

• Cut two long strips of cotton and lace. These need to be long enough to go all the way around the boot.
• Your cotton strip needs to be thinner than your lace.
• Pin your fabric around your boot and cut the excess fabric off.
• Do the same with your lace.

Sew each of your long strips of fabric together to form a round loop, and repeat this step with the lace.

Arrange your lace and cotton around your boot. Once this is done, you can add a small amount of glue to the inside of your fabric to attach it to the boot. Only use a very small amount of glue to avoid having it seep through your fabric.

Stuff your boot with some tissue paper or fabric . This needs to be done before you attach your belts to ensure your belts are not too tight in order for your feet to slip into the boots comfortably.

This step is optional. I chose to decorate my boots with chain and feather pendants as well as feathers and beads attached to leather string . Attach your belts to your boots and carefully add glue to the inside of your belts once they are positioned on your boot. Do not use too much glue . Allow them to dry for 48 hours.

Add your chain and feathers to your boots, and voila, you have a unique pair of boots.

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Rihanna is known for her sexy outfit choices, but she might be showing off a goth side during her upcoming tour. The "Diamonds" singer enlisted couture design house Givenchy to design the stage outfits for her upcoming tour.

"Rihanna represents what young and amazing means today. She is punk and talented. She offers intelligence, energy, and pure beauty," Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci said in a statement. "She is the face of her generation."

Among the designs? A floor-length, ruffled, silk crepe cape embellished with three-dimensional collar embroidery and a parka featuring silver stars and a target on the back.

Interesting.

Then again, we wouldn't expect anything less from the 25-year-old thong enthusiast. RiRi is known for her eclectic style — and now her fans are dressing like her, thanks to her collaboration with British clothing brand River Island.

The "designs" — including questionable denim-on-denim and assymetrical pieces — are selling out on the River Island website.

And she'll have more soon. Co-designers Adam Selman and Mel Ottenberg said they're planning another collection with RiRi's help.

"We all have the same idea of what 'chic' is at the moment, as much as I hate that word," Selman recently told Elle. "It is more about the woman and the ease and beauty. A woman [should] wear a dress as opposed to the dress wearing her."

"It is very collaborative," Selman's partner, Mel Ottenberg, added. "But she has great style, and she is not a mass-produced creation of me."

Wonder if she'll partner with Givenchy for a ready-to-wear collection anytime soon? Somehow we doubt her average fan would be able to afford those ensembles.

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Zooey Deschanel might have millions now, thanks to her successful movie career and hilarious role on FOX's New Girl, but she's still a thrifty girl at heart. The Los Angeles native told InStyle in a new cover interview that women can be just as fashionable in secondhand finds as they can in couture dresses.

"Style isn't when you buy yourself the most expensive things. It's being creative and able to put together what you've collected," she told the magazine, adding that she learned that while struggling to make it in her career. "I didn't have a lot of money, so I got things for, like $2, $3, and made myself look as good as I could. Limitations make you more creative."

Totally agree with that.

Also, swoon. We love it when celebrities — including Kate Middleton— show off a good deal. The pregnant duchess recently delighted fans when she stopped at a London Top Shop to buy a $55 maternity dress from Lovestruck.

"It's so exciting that the Duchess of Cambridge bought one of my designs," Lovestruck designer Erika Shaw told US Weekly in early March. "I think it's great that Kate wears high street brands."

The Sessions actress Helen Hunt even shops at H&M — she wore a creation from the retailer to the 2013 Academy Awards. Unfortunately, that dress — reportedly worth about $650 — won't be sold in stores.

Not all hope is lost, though! The Swedish clothing retailer later told the New York Times that it's planning a "red carpet collection" for release sometime later this year.

"This is a way for us to show we can do so many more things than what we have in our stores," Ann-Sofie Johansson, H&M’s head of design, told the Times of the collaboration with Hunt.

Stylish and affordable? We'll take that over stylish and expensive any day!

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Mila Kunis made my best dressed list last week, and today, I'm paying homage to the 'do that really made her look awesome. This beautiful braided bun complements the flirty and fun Dolce & Gabbana dress Mila wore to the LA premiere of Oz the Great and Powerful!

Gone are the days of boring updos. These days, intricate is most definitely in! The good news? Creating these complex looks doesn't have to be difficult!

I consulted Justine Piecuch, stylist at Boston's renowned Jeffrey Lyle Salon, to get the step by step breakdown of this look for you.

Get the look!

"Often times when we look at celebrity hair, it seems to be so overly involved and complicated. In actuality, most of the time it's quite simple and rather basic. Textured up-styles like this one here are so easy to duplicate at home and will almost work with any day or night look. When trying to recreate looks, it's best to not go overboard and use the pictures as inspiration. Hair today is worn in and shouldn't look anything close to perfect."

1. First it's important to set the hair. This is your foundation. Using a 3/4- to 1-inch curling iron, wrap every piece of hair. In this case, the importance isn't how it looks. It's more about getting every section of hair.
2. Separate the front from the back. In the back section, loosely gather hair into a messy ponytail, secure and braid.
3. Pull at the braid a little to loosen and wrap into a bun, securing with bobby pins.
4. Next create some lift in the crown and pin this section into the braid. Left with bits popping out? Don't worry — this is great for creating a messy effect.
5. Starting above the ears and working your way up in sections, gather hair, twist and pin into braided bun. Repeat this until all hair is secured.
6. Finish with a light hairspray. You don't want to look like you have helmet head after all, and if any hairs are sticking out, the updo will look that much better.

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Velvet

Velvet was a hit during Fashion Week with designer heavyweights like Ralph Lauren, Zac Posen, J. Mendel and Tadashi Shoji incorporating the luxurious fabric in various dark hues into their collections. Actress Salma Hayek also stunned in her midnight blue velvet and gold detailed Alexander McQueen gown at the Oscars. It’s safe to say this high end fabric is here to stay.

Stylitics says, “Over the past five months, we’ve seen a whopping 146 percent increase in the wearing of this trend.” 

If you’re looking to incorporate just a touch of velvet into your wardrobe, start with the accessories. This chic velvet clutch purse  or edgy heels like velvet booties will help you stand out without overdoing it.

Paisley

This Persian-originated print is making a serious comeback this year. Seen on editor Louise Roe’s Monique Lhuillier designed gown on the Oscars red carpet, the psychedelic print is holding serious power this season. Even top designers like Givenchy and Jenni Kayne were showing some love for the wild print. While Stylitics notes that Paisley purchases have been down, there has been a recent increase in sales since Fashion Week.

The key to rocking this '70s trend is, for the most part, less is more. Try adding a paisley scarf or headband to your ensemble for a fun edge. We love this spring-inspired scarf .

If you’re a bit more obsessed with this standout fabric and want to take a fun fashion risk, try pieces that are bolder like these silk paisley pants by Ralph Lauren .

Lace

For the most part, the policy on lace seems to be whenever, wherever since the classic and sexy style is almost always a red carpet go-to. Most recently seen on Oscar-winning actress Sandra Bullock and in the collections of Louis Vuitton and Valentino, this sweet style is popping up everywhere, but is this trend getting a little overexposed?

Stylitics found that sales of lace products peaked in March 2012 and have been declining since. They’re predicting it will still be a trend to watch this summer but its future popularity for fall is still unclear.

If you still need your lace fix, try light and fun summer fabrics in sun dresses or lace shorts .

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Trendspotting

Modern Classics for spring

This month our trendspotter, Jill Laine, scoured the streets of sunny LA to find what classic trends we can all look forward to wearing this spring and beyond!

Is there a woman alive that doesn’t love the effortless chic of black and white? Whether the mod trend, exaggerated ruffles or classic shapes, this spring offers endless choices to suit your black and white moods. Consider this trend to be your perfect, neutral canvas for a big burst of color in shoes or accessories.

At The Grove, Pia wears a delightfully chic Michael Kors dress with shoulder cut-outs.

What I love about her look: With great fashion, less is truly more. All she needs is a little pair of ballet flats and sunnies with this dress to be picture perfect!

In nature as well as the runway, flowers herald the return of spring. There’s nothing demure or shy about florals circa 2013 — they feature in-your-face, big, bold prints and electric hues. Remember to pair these high drama items with neutrals and other basics to keep your look in full bloom.

On Melrose, Jill wears Prabal Gurung for Target.

What I love about this look: You don’t need to spend a bundle to get the latest trends. This little dress is only $35. The colors and bold print lift us out of our winter doldrums and remind us that warmer temps are straight ahead.

The last few years in fashion have seen a print revolution-slash-evolution, and this spring that bar has been raised even higher. Although I’m completely smitten with prints du jour, these have massive personality and are thusly remembered. To keep this look classic, opt to wear these outrageous prints in small doses like accessories.

In West Hollywood, Tosha wears a brightly colored Theodora & Callum printed scarf.

What I love about this look: You can never go wrong with quality basic pieces: a white shirt, black riding boots and jeans. Throw on a scarf in any brightly colored print and voila! It’s modern yet timeless style at its best.

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Ask yourself why?

The first question to ask yourself is why do you want to get Botox? Do you see crow’s feet around your eyes that make you look older? Do you have frown lines between your eyes that make you look angry when you are not? Or do you have a big event coming up like your wedding? Like any facial procedure, patients need to have realistic expectations. While it won't get you that new job or find a boyfriend, it can give you extra confidence in your appearance which can translate to all areas of your life.

What does it cost?

The average price of the treatments ranges from $250-$400 per area . Sometimes the manufacturers offer discounts or coupons via their websites or through the doctors; however, this should not be the reason to choose one or the other.

What should you ask your doctor?

First you should find an experienced dermatologist or plastic surgeon to perform wrinkle treatments on your face. If you have friends who have gotten Botox and you like how they look, try to consult with the same doctor. I would suggest avoiding "Botox parties" — being one on one with your doctor in their office is ideal in case anything goes wrong or you have a reaction.

An experienced doctor will know where to place the neurotoxin and how much to inject in each area for the most natural look possible. Also, your doctor will know which injectable is suitable for your needs, or they might even use two different ones on you at the same time .

You should also tell your doctor about any medications, vitamins or mineral supplements you are taking, as some will increase the chance of bleeding or bruising. Common medications to avoid are ibuprofen and aspirin. Similarly, vitamin E, omega-3 and flaxseed oil supplements can increase chances of bruising. So even if you only have a consultation with a doctor, try to avoid these supplements seven days prior to the meeting. If you decide to get the injections, it will minimize your chance of bruising and bleeding.

During the treatment

Before the procedure, your face will be cleaned of all makeup . Next, topical ice will be applied to the areas to be treated . Your doctor will ask you to contract and relax the problem areas . This allows the doctor to inject the appropriate spots on your face.

After each injection, you will hold ice to your face as well to minimize any bruising and soothe the area. Most doctors offer "free" touch ups after two weeks. I think this is so important because it means that they are using the least amount necessary on your face. After two weeks, you can determine if you need any more .

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