Nose filler is a popular non-surgical nose job that corrects low, flat and deformed nose bridges and nose tips. The basics of nose fillers and the side effects explained in this review on nose fillers....
Dr Rachel Ho explains hyperpigmentation skincare in Singapore, including tyrosinase inhibitors, niacinamide, retinoids and exfoliation for dark spots. ...
IV skin whitening drips are immensely popular in Asia. Do skin whitening drips and bleaching creams work? Why are skin lightening treatments controversial? All about the results and safety of IV whitening drips and skin lightening creams in this review....
Dr Rachel Ho explains PDRN skincare, salmon DNA, popular serums, evidence, side effects and how topical PDRN compares with injections i.e. PDRN skin boosters like Rejuran and Plinest....
Baby Botox and preventative Botox explained: low-dose treatment, duration, wrinkle prevention evidence, suitability in your 20s and 30s, and risks....
Mewing is an unusual health trend that claims to slim the jawline and sharpen the face without Botulinum toxin or surgery. What is mewing and can you really achieve a sharper face with simple jawline exercises?...
Dr Rachel Ho reviews eye creams for dark circles, puffiness and fine lines, including caffeine, retinol, vitamin C, niacinamide and their limitations....
Sharing my sunscreen reviews in this post- find out which are my favourites and the ones I'd avoid because they are unsafe or have a horrible finish. I'll also teach you how to choose a sunscreen; decode that sunscreen ingredient list and look at the cosmetic elegance of your sunscreens so that you can find one that suits you, regardless of your budget or brand of sunscreen....
What do face massages, lip plumpers and jade rollers have in common? All the non-Botox alternatives come together in this post as I share with you about what works and which ones do not if you're afraid of Botulinum toxin. ...
Over the last few days I’ve received a number of enquiries regarding the safety of Botulinum toxin/Botulinum toxin in response to the unfortunate news of a young female patient that passed away in an licensed medical clinic in Singapore, presumably after a Botulinum toxin injection - Police Probing Case After Woman Dies Following Botulinum toxin Treatment in Clinic. The actual medical or aesthetic procedure that she underwent and the events that transpired still remain unknown as the details have not been released. However, news outlets in Singapore have reported that this young lady underwent Botulinum toxin injections prior to her...