I can pinpoint the exact moment I knew I had to do something about my jaw pain. It was my birthday, and a friend cracked a joke so good that half the drinks on the table toppled as everyone doubled ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The thought of injecting a toxin into your face naturally sparks health anxiety. With rumors swirling online, a common and ...

When Morgan Rabach, MD, was a dermatology resident nearly two decades ago, she moonlighted at one of New York City’s very first walk-in Botox clinics on the Upper East Side, she says. During her six ...

More than 50% of people experience transient lingual papillitis, a benign form of tongue bumps. Stress and anxiety can cause tongue bumps by affecting your immune system. Bumps on the tongue could be ...

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She may not have to sleep with one eye open — but she sure is walking around that way. After moving from Florida to New Jersey, 28-year-old Lydia August found a new neurologist to administer the Botox ...