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Cardi B added new dermal piercings to her neck and lower back. The “Bodak Yellow” rapper was seen getting the unusual body jewelry in a video shared by New York City-based body piercer Robbie Milian ...

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A doctor breaks down the most effective non-surgical treatments—like energy devices, fillers, and skin tightening techniques—that can mimic the results of a neck lift without going under the knife.

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