The Normalization of Non-Surgical Cosmetic Treatments Among Ordinary Women

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Non-surgical cosmetic treatments, once associated with wealth and celebrity, are becoming commonplace among ordinary women in Australia, driven by increased accessibility, minimal downtime, and shifting perceptions of beauty and ageing.

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