A fifth of workers polled said they would consider Botox or fillers to get a level playing field in the workplace
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A fifth of workers polled said they would consider Botox or fillers to get a level playing field in the workplace
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Ironing out wrinkles with Botox and plastic surgery is a drastic measure hundreds of workers have admitted they would take to fight workplace ageism, a new survey has revealed.
Government claims industry has been blighted by ‘dodgy practitioners’, with patients killed or ‘maimed’ during procedures
Does it slow down ageing? Or are we being exploited by a multi-billion pound industry?
An investigation found ‘unsafe and unregulated’ fillers are available for sale online to shoppers for as little as £20
Editorial: Tighter rules over treatments including fillers and Botox will send a message, but resources will be needed to enforce…
Journalist Sandra Parsons, 63, and entrepreneur Alison Cork, 61, describe how they put the brakes on their biological ages and…
Women 20 per cent less likely to engage with generative AI tools than men, report finds
