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Cosmetic dermatology is on the rise in Washington, D.C., at a time when officials face increasing scrutiny for their age and appearance. But doctors say it can go too far.

Let’s keep it real, we New Yorkers love what makes New York, New York. But sometimes we need a break from the high-energy bustling streets and hustle culture.

Wellness spas are the perfect way to recharge your social battery and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

From time-tested Eastern modalities to the cutting edge of Western medicine, self care services are in the spotlight. Amy Schecter, chief executive

When Ever/Body founder Kate Twist opened its first location in 2018, it was a game changer. It not only pioneers cosmetic dermatology, but it’s also a modern medical experience.

A new roster of businesses are coming soon to Cabin John Village, according to a recent press release. Businesses including an integrative physiotherapy studio, a STEM preschool and n

The growth of fast facial bars isn’t expected to slow down any time soon. Over the past year, the fast facial market has gained traction with consumers

For most of his career, model-slash-influencer Christian Bendek never really considered doing anything to his face. “I just paid attention to my hair

WWD is gearing up for its annual Beauty and Wellness Forum. This year’s event, which will be held on Sept. 26 at Convene One Liberty Plaza in New York

Neurotoxins — aka, Botox — have never been more financially accessible, readily available and in-demand, particularly among young people.

Consumers are increasingly incorporating facial skin care treatments into their regular beauty routines and viewing these as a staple that is adjacent to other beauty upkeep services, such as manicures, pedicures and blowouts.

Because I'm Pakistani, hair is always on my mind, given that I have so much of it. Sure, there are perks—like the nice, thick hair on my head and bushy eyebrows

When your skin is easily irritated by what can feel like everything under the sun, the best sunscreens for sensitive skin may be your saving grace.

Summer is the season to slow down and enjoy the simple things – reading a book by the pool, enjoying an Aperol Spritz al fresco, you get the picture.

Ever/Body, a female-led beauty and wellness company transforming the cosmetic dermatology industry, raised $55.5 million in Series C funding, bringing their total funding raised to date to $100 million.

Ever/Body, a female-led beauty and wellness company transforming the cosmetic dermatology industry, today announced it raised $55.5M in Series C funding.

U.S. beauty spending took a hit across all categories in 2020, with makeup dropping 36%, skincare falling 13% and fragrance falling 21%, according to NPD Group. Haircare was the only category to see a minimal rise (+3%) year over year.

Anyone else ready to hit the second coming of the Roaring '20s in full stride? Of course you are! The sun is shining and it feels like the world is gearing up to show its face safely in public again — and we all want to make sure that said face is looking its best possible self.

If you're looking for a mid-winter pick-me-up, head to Ever/Body's new Flatiron flagship, where you can indulge in cosmetic procedures and face and body treatments.

IT WAS A FEW MONTHS INTO THE PANDEMIC—post–Tiger King, pre–The Vow—when I decided to do something about my cyst. A small bump tucked into a nasolabial fold, my cyst was virtually invisible, but it bugged me, and one night, while watching TLC-star Dr. Sandra "Pimple Popper" Lee bandage a patient's face, I realized there would never, ever be a better time for me to get rid of the thing.

I spent this past summer outside as much I could—soaking in that lovely vitamin D. Chalk it up to COVID-19, online schooling for two kids under six, or just plain work stress, but my main sanity saver these last few months has been the "great outdoors."

Tending to skincare may seem like the last thing to prioritize, especially now. With a pandemic in the mix, hydrating your face can feel downright frivolous.

Kate Twist, co-founder and chairwoman of cosmetic dermatology company Ever/Body, says she was working at Clinique, an Estee Lauder Brand, when she had the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of skincare and what consumers around the world wanted when it came to their skin.

Now that places like New York City have started a phased re-opening of stores and salons, beauty companies are restarting their own expansion plans. This is despite Covid-19's ongoing presence in the U.S.