A software entrepreneur who is spending millions to “bio-hack” his body and reverse the aging process shared how one treatment — injecting fat from a donor into his face — went horribly wrong. The fat ...

She wanted weight loss — but instead, she lost money and self-esteem. UK mother Julia Lanni, 58, says she bellied up about $155 last summer for 16 fat-dissolving Aqualyx injections in her stomach in ...

Adverse reactions from the unapproved injections are causing scarring, skin deformities, cysts, painful knots, and serious infections, the FDA said. Photo courtesy of Kaur et al/American Journal of ...

Bryan Johnson—tech entrepreneur, biohacker, and devotee of Project Blueprint—has become famous for spending around $2 million per year on anti-aging regimens. But even with rigorous routines and teams ...

Bryan Johnson, from Utah, US, is a tech tycoon who spends a whopping $2M a year in hopes of reversing the aging process. But things took an unexpected turn when he underwent a procedure to inject fat ...

A patient receives injections from advanced registered nurse practitioner Kimberly Evans at the Advanced Lipo Dissolve Center in Overland Park, Kansas. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — If a few injections ...

Fat: It’s a lumpy, liquid gold that—when used as an injectable—promises lifted cheeks and smoothed skin. Fat has evolved into something of a commodity in the world of aesthetic medicine, where there’s ...

A plastic surgeon at Baylor College of Medicine (www.bcm.edu) is helping women who desire a younger, softer looking face achieve that by extracting small amounts of tissue from excess fat areas on ...

People are being maimed by unauthorized fat-dissolving injections meant to tighten up double chins and dissipate flab along the arms, thighs and stomach, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns.