There’s a popular stigma circulating that men shouldn’t care about their looks. Conversely, some say that men who care about their appearance are ‘too into themselves.’ So, men are caught in a trap: To care or not to care?
Should You Care?
Truthfully, we all get fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, saggy skin, and more. These are natural signs of aging. However, if these bother and persist in nagging you, then get the cosmetic care that you want. That can mean a variety of things. Sometimes all you need are some simple drug store beauty products, or you may visit a dermatologist, or you might get plastic surgery. It’s your choice.
Still, as far as attraction goes, some prefer rugged-looking men, while others prefer a clean, neat look. So, you’re attractive regardless of what you choose to do, as long as you take care of yourself.
Why Men May Choose Fillers
Dermal fillers can fill-in fine lines and wrinkles, enhance facial volume in the midface, pre-jowl area, and tear troughs, and even restore volume to sagging skin.
The most common reason for using facial fillers is that the procedure is minimally invasive. Namely, an injection is all you need.
Many choose to hide natural volume loss for various reasons. Yes, some men choose injectable fillers for a youthful and refreshed look, while, others opt for the boost in confidence that comes with a subtle change.
What Your Options Are
The main cosmetic products available for injection are:
- Botox®
- Xeomin®
- Dysport®
- Juvederm® Ultra XC
- Juvederm Voluma™ XC
- Juvederm Volbella™ XC
- Radiesse®
- Restylane®
- Sculptra®
- Versa™
Would you like to know more about cosmetic products and procedures? Schedule a consultation today to determine the best options for you.
The information provided herein has been reviewed for accuracy, but cannot be guaranteed to be free of infallalacy. A consultation with a doctor is always needed before receiving treatment of any cosmetic product.
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Published: 20170220
Revised: 20190726
