We used to call the vertical lines above the upper lip “smoker’s lines” because you get them from puckering your lips repeatedly over time. Now that fewer people smoke, we call them “barcode lines” ...

Smoking a cigarette can cause vertical lines above your upper lip, known as ‘smokers’ lines.’ Zhang Rong Getty Images/iStockphoto Also called “barcode lines” because of their vertical appearance above ...

As we age, fine lines show up on the forehead, around the eyes and near the mouth. It's always been difficult to tackle that final aging issue and still look natural. But there now is a new filler ...

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Facial fillers can help smooth out the lines running from your nose to your mouth, but there are reasons to be cautious in using them. JILL TOYOSHIBA Kansas City Star Q. I went to a doctor and he ...

You’ve probably heard friends, colleagues, or beauty editors talk about Botox and fillers as if they’re interchangeable – but they’re not. These two of the most in-demand aesthetic treatments today ...

RoC ® Skincare introduces a serum and moisturizer duo harnessing a unique combination of seven types of Hyaluronic Acid and Pro-Collagen Amino Acids to visibly refill lines and reduce 100% of dry skin ...

Also called “barcode lines” because of their vertical appearance above the upper lip, these bothersome wrinkles have traditionally been associated with smoking because they tend to form when you purse ...

Q. I went to a doctor and he recommended that I fill in just my nasal labial folds with fillers. Why would I do that and nothing else? A. Using fillers to address nasal labial folds — the lines ...