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Most of us are familiar with the use of wrinkle-relaxing injections – neurotoxins like Botox, Alluzience, Azzalure or Bocouture – for facial treatments, such as smoothing of the forehead and softening of crow’s feet. But they are also approved for use in the prevention of excessive underarm sweating and migraines. Off-license, practitioners also employ neurotoxins to treat posture, something that’s becoming increasingly popular alongside videos documenting so-coined ‘TrapTox’ on TikTok. The goal with injecting a product like Botox to help alleviate postural-related issues, Dr.

During the summer of 1975, the Brown sisters started a family tradition that would last forty years, resulting in a published book and an exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art this November. For forty years, Heather, Mimi, Bebe and Laurie Brown posed in a black and white photograph taken by Nicholas Nixon (husband of Bebe Brown). The sisters never planned outfits for the photos ahead of time and merely gazed into the camera each year, their poses and outfits reflective of their moods that day.