In our new I Tried It series, columnist Leah Rumack test-drives the latest and buzziest cosmetic procedures. First on her target list? Pesky pigmentation

I had always wanted lip fillers, even before I got my under eyes done. In fact I have a whole folder on my Instagram with bookmarked photos of lips that I love.

Some devices offered in-store or online might claim to help you clear up your skin or help with breakouts, like the Clarisonic. But it’s best if you avoid using them, Kellett says.

Who, beyond a cheerfully self-absorbed teen or 20-something, has the time or inclination for complicated facial contouring or 10-step skincare regimens?

In cosmetic medicine, trend is toward skin quality as a primary focus of treatment, experts agree

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Quick Fix When it comes to beauty, the need for instant gratification doesn’t end with your daily skin-care routine. Look years younger with this crop of fast-acting cosmetic procedures, at-home treatments and skin-care products.   Text by Andrea Karr When cosmetic treatments first hit the mainstream in the early 2000s, repeat visits to the dermatologist’s […]

I’ve always hated my dark under eye circles. For me, it’s hereditary, so no matter how much sleep I get, I’ll still have them. That’s why I was determined to find a treatment that would help reduce their appearance, and keep me looking fresh as I continue to age.

As Dr. Lisa Kellett of Toronto’s DLK Skincare explains, this is because sunscreen is a drug, as far as the Canadian government is concerned…

Dr. Lisa Kellett of DLK on Avenue of Toronto, adds the causes of adult acne are often multifactorial and must be looked at by an expert.

Restylane Skinboosters, which are one of the most popular cosmetic injectables in Asia, finally got approved last June for use in Canada.

A three-year-old girl was hospitalized with a severe allergic reaction after playing with children’s makeup, and now her mother wants other parents to be more aware of what they’re putting on their child’s skin…

“There are digital nerves and arteries that supply the finger, and if you were to pierce through them it would be a big problem,” says Dr. Lisa Kellett…

“If you see someone like a plastic surgeon or a dermatologist our products will tend to be safer,”…

We already know that smart devices can lead to decidedly 21st-century issues like tech neck and cellphone elbow, but some experts also suggest that they can cause premature aging of your skin.