The rap beef between 50 Cent and Diddy, AKA Puff Daddy, AKA Sean Combs, is a lot like Stonehenge: older than time itself, though no one really understands how it got there in the first place.

It’s no surprise, then, that 50 Cent utilized a public platform while at DJ Drama’s Quality Street Music 2 album release party to address his longtime nemesis with a new round of accusations.

“Puffy old as a motherf***a,” he said, “that motherf***a like 47. He?s getting that botox sh*t in his face.”

In reality, Diddy is only 46, but it’s true that the average Botox patient in the U.S. is between 40 and 59. Fif apparently wasn’t just making cracks about Diddy’s age, though — he got it from the source itself.

“I just went to the place to get the facials. They said, ‘You want the thing like him?’ I said, ‘No what the f**k?’ I want you to see my facial expressions. I act and sh*t. Puff don?t act. That’s why his forehead don’t move.”

At 40 years old himself, Fif isn’t exactly a young buck anymore. While the two might not be planning a Botox party together anytime soon, maybe they can enjoy a chemical peel, microdermabrasion, or juvederm treatment together, since they apparently share the same beauty spa specialists.

50 has been known to repeatedly rag on Diddy in interviews, mocking his arrest last year and claiming he’s not a real artist. He said of their beef: “I got this sh*t right where I want it.”

Then again, maybe Diddy’s got his face right where he wants it, too. It’s hard to deny that the hip-hop mogul hasn’t seemed to age much in the past 20 years. Botox treatments might not exactly earn him any street cred, but they are becoming increasingly common: the number of procedures rose 8% between 2012 and 2013, with more than 6.1 million treatments on record.

Ultimately, 50’s outburst is simply the perfect way to continue an aging saga that, like a bad soap opera, we just can’t seem to stop watching. DJ Drama seemed to enjoy it, anyway, laughing in the background on stage.

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More than two million people chose to have cosmetic procedures in 2011, in the hopes of improving their skin. When it comes to treating the skin, there are many options to choose from. Some people prefer surgical face lifts, while others prefer microdermabrasion, chemical peels, facials, or laser treatments. Laser resurfacing in particular is becoming popular because it can treat skin imperfections such as sun damage, acne scars, aging and sun spots.

However, as with all cosmetic procedures, laser resurfacing is not without its risks. What would happen if you didn’t pick a good laser center?

You might not be adequately prepared.

Laser resurfacing is not quite as simple as getting a facial. The treatment usually involves removing thin layers of skin so that new skin can take the place of the imperfection. Without a good doctor, you might not be aware of the difference between common complications, such as milia (white bumps that can be cleansed away), and serious complications, such as a bacterial infection. Did you know that smoking after a face laser treatment can harm the healing process? Proper skin care after the laser face resurfacing is also extremely important, and vital to proper healing and good results.

Complications could arise.

Scarring, although very rare, can occur with face laser resurfacing. Fractional laser treatment and procedures, such as fractional CO2 laser skin resurfacing, are less likely to result in complications and scarring because more healthy tissue is left during the treatment. However, the occurrence of a complication like hyper-pigmentation, or hypo-pigmentation is more likely if the doctor doesn’t choose the right kind of laser treatment for your skin tone.

You might not be a good candidate.

As with any medical procedure, treatment with fractional CO2 laser skin resurfacing, or any laser procedure, is not for everyone. For example, those with very dark skin tones and active acne might be more likely to experience a complication. It is very important that the clinic you choose takes your well-being into account over selling you a treatment that could cause you more harm than good.

In 2009, 14% of all the cosmetic procedures performed in the U.S. were laser resurfacing treatments, and their popularity rose by 9% over the previous year. Clearly, laser resurfacing is on the rise, but that doesn’t mean that all practitioners can be trusted. Whether you are interested in fractional CO2 laser skin resurfacing, or some other laser resurfacing treatment, choosing an experienced and reputable clinic is key. Continue reading here.

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