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For as long as high heels have been a footwear option, the pain associated with wearing them has made the classic fashion choice feel, at times, borderline masochistic. Sure, there are plenty of alternatives for the uncomfortable shoes, but for those who are truly committed to height-boosting footwear or who may be dealing with something more serious, like bunions or plantar fasciitis (inflammation of the tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes) a neuromodulator, like Botox, might serve as an unlikely source of relief. Yes, foot Botox is a thing, and it's seeing a surge in popularity post-pandemic.

It’s hard enough to find good talent. Here’s a 90-day guide to laying the foundation for long-term success.

“In between medical school and my residency, I was aware of caring for my skin despite the terrible early 2000s trends, but I have to admit that I did fall prey to straightening my hair constantly, having thinner eyebrows, and wearing comedogenic makeup that oftentimes left my pores clogged,”

“In between medical school and my residency, I was aware of caring for my skin despite the terrible early 2000s trends, but I have to admit that I did fall prey to straightening my hair constantly, having thinner eyebrows, and wearing comedogenic makeup that oftentimes left my pores clogged,”

Many people assume acne is an issue that primarily affects teens. But, plenty of people experience acne well into their adulthood. It tends to be more common for those who had acne during adolescence, says Dr. Anar Mikailov, a board-certified dermatologist and the founder of KP Away. However, even if you didn’t have acne in your formative years, there are plenty of reasons why pimples are starting to pop up as an adult. Understanding what’s causing your breakouts can help keep them at bay. We dive into the science behind adult acne below, plus how to treat it.