Mauro Orietti-Carella, Milan designer, makes stylish accessories using quite unconventional technology for the fashion industry. He uses Botox injections, which are quite popular among aging Hollywood divas. Full story

American actress and model Pamela Anderson – who’s now pushing 42 – has revealed she avoids looking in the mirror and hates her tabloid photos because they get her down. Hollywood celebrity with magnificent silicone bosom occasionally comments on her looks at her official web site. Recently Pamela wrote how she laughed bitterly at the photos capturing her sunbathing with the family on Hawaii. The model finds comfort in the fact that people can see she never went under knife or had Botox injections, though. Full story

It was always women who went under the knife and had all kinds of beauty treatments for body and face. Today's men, however, are rapidly catching up with women in plastic surgery. According to beauty experts, men are now “hanging up” on Botox. Five years ago, wrinkles in the forehead of a man in his forties were quite attractive and told about wisdom acquired with age. Today, men don’t want to look noticeably older than women of their age. Looking at magic changes in women, men also took a fancy for trying cosmetic achievements of mankind. Full story

You don’t wear a nice blouse you like, because you are afraid to sweat through it. Sounds familiar? About 2-3 percent of the population suffers from excessive sweating. It is a medical condition and is called hyperhidrosis. It happens because of the overactive thyroid. This problem is usually localized in the underarms, palms and soles. Most sufferers have it in their underarms. It can start at any age, even in infancy, and is difficult to control. The more you think about it, the more you sweat. It can have a debilitating impact on your social life. But this problem can be solved. Full story

The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery indicates in the annual report, that 11.7 million cosmetic procedures were performed in the US in 2007. The cost of all of them is roughly $13.2 billion. According to the report, since 1997 surgical procedures have increased by 114%, while nonsurgical procedures rose by 754%. 18% of the procedures performed in 2007 were surgical. Full story