The number of men who are interested in and who are seeking aesthetic treatments has been on the rise over recent years.1 As life expectancy increases, our expectation and demands of ourselves in our mature years have drastically changed. Certainly, we now expect to continue to be competitive in our work as well as active in our social and family lives for longer than our parents and grandparents. Improvements in the quality of non-surgical treatments with more developed techniques, scope and minimal downtime mean that we really can choose to stay looking and feeling youthful for longer. Generally speaking, we now enjoy a greater cultural acceptance of aesthetic treatments, which has undoubtedly contributed to higher numbers of men seeking treatment.2
Facial bone structure influences how others perceive us; more specifically, our physical ability. Recent studies carried out on male patients suggest that a thinner facial structure with a shorter…
