What makes a face more radiant and youthful? Certainly good skin care products and avoiding the sun can go a long way. But, even the best skin care routine won’t keep all wrinkles at bay. Not to mention, the face naturally starts losing volume as we age, as early as our 20’s.
Topics: food for great skin, Juvederm, Radiesse, dermal filler, skincare, skin health, sun damage, dermal filler for men, under eye bags
Some things are associated more with men than women, and vice versa. Without veering down That’s Sexist Avenue, let’s just admit that to be the case. Examples? Okay, who do you think of when you talk about watching football on Sundays. Him. There are plenty of “hers” that watch football on Sundays, too, but the natural assumption initially is “football on Sunday” = him. Conversely, sticking with TV watching habits, if one is looking for a recap of the immensely popular “The Bachelor” franchise, it’s going to be “her” that’s turned to first. Just like with football, both sexes watch “The Bachelor,” but the assumption out of the gate is that she is a better bet for info than he is. Fair? Now, when it comes to discussing and considering cosmetic procedures, the automatic association tends to be with her. Not him. Gentlemen, we’re here to tell you it’s okay for you to talk about — and consider — cosmetic procedures, too. You can watch “The Bachelor” and you can think about cosmetic surgery, too. It’s okay!
Topics: cosmetic surgery, botox for men, dermal filler for men, breast reduction, men and cosmetic surgery
When Botox or dermal fillers, or really any variety of cosmetic surgery procedures, are brought up, the assumption is that the person contemplating getting such a procedure is a woman. That is simply the association most will automatically make, and the numbers generally support that notion. Most cosmetic surgeries are performed on women. However, it might not be as big of a gap as you think.
Topics: Botox, dermal filler, botox for men, dermal filler for men
