Any skincare expert will tell you that the "vampire facial" was made famous by none other than Kim Kardashian. If you happened to be following the pop culture mogul back in 2013, chances are you ...

A vampire facial is a skin treatment that harnesses unique substances derived from your own blood to improve the health of your skin. A vampire facial, also called the Vampire Facelift or Platelet ...

Among the other bodies found at the same unmarked cemetery was a "vampire" child who was buried face down and padlocked at the foot like Zosia. Not much is known about Zosia's life, but the items ...

PRP facial treatments, colloquially known as “vampire facials,” is a buzzy procedure that claims to help patients achieve plump, youthful-looking skin. A new CDC report may have found a link ...

From the blood-infused "vampire facial" to its body-lifting counterpart the "vampire breast lift," it seems there's no shortage of cues taken from the undead to go around. Even real-life fangs ...

Perhaps the popularity of the vampire facial isn’t immortal after all. Rather than just slathering their faces with their own blood, beauty chasers are injecting it into their faces with a ...

Three women who were diagnosed with HIV after getting “vampire facial” procedures at an unlicensed New Mexico medical spa are the first believed to have contracted the virus through a cosmetic ...

Just last month, archaeologists announced they had found the remains of a decapitated "vampire child" in Poland ... To reconstruct the woman's face, Nilsson created a 3D-printed replica of ...

A cosmetic process known as a "vampire facial" is considered to be a more affordable and less invasive option than getting a facelift, but the process can be a serious health hazard if done in ...

A new HIV case has been connected to a "vampire facial" at a New Mexico spa, years after the business closed, state health officials said Wednesday. The patient's only self-reported HIV risk ...

Swedish scientists have reconstructed the face of a 400-year-old woman buried with a padlock on her foot and an iron sickle across her neck because people in her time believed she was a vampire.

Three women who were diagnosed with HIV after getting “vampire facial” procedures at an unlicensed New Mexico medical spa are the first believed to have contracted the virus through a cosmetic ...