In a conversation with Barkha Dutt for Mojo Story, Kareena Kapoor Khan said plainly: “I am very against Botox, that I have been very, very honest about.” She described her approach as staying healthy, feeling good and choosing natural therapies, and said she’s having the best time of her life in her 40s.
Plenty of New Yorkers feel the same way. If you’d rather skip injectables, here’s what Manhattan practices offer instead, and what it typically costs.
Non-injectable options in Manhattan
HydraFacial: about $200 per treatment (38 practices)
Chemical peels: about $250 per peel (62 practices)
Microneedling: about $400 per session (56 practices)
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- Facials in Manhattan: the gentlest start, no downtime.
- HydraFacial in Manhattan: a deep clean and glow, often booked before events.
- Chemical peels: for dullness, texture and dark spots, usually in a series.
- Microneedling: for texture, pores and acne scars, with a few days of redness.
Not sure which fits your skin? Take our three-question Skin Match quiz and see options from easy to bigger, matched to your skin type and tone.
This article is for information only and is not medical advice. NYC Hot List reports what celebrities have said publicly; we don’t speculate about procedures they haven’t discussed.