Exploring the Male Face with Threads

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We are seeing more men than ever seeking to enhance their appearance and reduce the signs of ageing by harnessing the effectiveness of non-surgical clinical treatments.1 
At our clinic, around 10% of our patients are male, and this number is growing year on year. Typically, we find that male patients are seeking treatments which ensure they are ‘naturally’ enhanced and importantly, do not feminise their appearance in any way. Subtlety is key, and like our female patients, they are very reticent to have any treatment that leaves them looking like they have had ‘work done’. Generally speaking, we now enjoy a greater cultural acceptance of aesthetic treatments, which has undoubtedly contributed to higher numbers of men seeking treatment.2 Procedures like dermal fillers and toxins have paved the way for thread lifts, which are thought of as the next ‘step up’ for lifting, contouring, and…

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