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Everything You Need To Know About Facial Fillers for Men

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Think Botox and fillers are just for women? Think again. A survey by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery found that 31% of men would consider an aesthetic procedure like dermal fillers. Men are one of the fastest-growing segments in the aesthetic treatment market.

Why the Rise in Men's Aesthetic Treatments?

Several factors contribute to this trend:

  • Competitive Job Market: Men face increasing pressure to maintain a youthful appearance to stay competitive in the workplace.
  • The Age of Selfies and Zoom: The rise of social media and video conferencing has made men more aware of their appearance, both in person and online.
  • Increased Acceptance: Societal attitudes towards men's grooming and self-care have become more accepting.

How Fillers for Men Differ from Fillers for Women

Both men and women use dermal fillers to combat signs of aging like under-eye bags, mid-face hollowness, and sagging jowls. However, their aesthetic goals often differ.

Women frequently seek fillers to create fuller lips and higher cheekbones, enhancing feminine features. Men, on the other hand, typically focus on:

  • Softening lines: Using Botox to reduce wrinkles.
  • Lower face definition: Using fillers to create a more chiseled jawline and stronger chin.

Benefits of Dermal Fillers for Men:

  • Non-surgical: Avoids the risks and downtime of surgery.
  • Cost-effective: Generally less expensive than surgical procedures.
  • Natural-looking results: When performed by a skilled injector.
  • Quick "lunchtime" treatments: Minimal downtime allows for a quick return to daily activities.

Popular Dermal Filler Treatments for Men:

1. Non-Surgical Brow Lift

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Aging, stress, sun exposure, and muscle use can cause the brow to droop, making men look tired or angry. A non-surgical brow lift, also known as forehead rejuvenation, uses fillers and/or Botox to:

  • Restore volume to the temples: This creates a gentle lifting effect.
  • Relax forehead muscles: Botox (or Dysport) smooths forehead lines, frown lines, and crow's feet.

"Brotox" (Botox for men) is a popular option, with over half a million treatments performed on men in the U.S. each year. Results typically last 3-6 months.

2. Jawline Augmentation

Portrait of shirtless muscular man

A strong, well-defined jawline is often considered a masculine trait. As men age, the jawline can lose definition due to weakening facial tissues and the development of jowls (sagging skin and fat along the jaw). Non-surgical jawline contouring with dermal fillers can:

  • Add volume to the jaw: Sculpting a more defined contour.
  • Strengthen the jawline: Creating better separation between the jaw, neck, and other facial features.

Hyaluronic acid fillers like Juvéderm and Restylane are commonly used for jawline contouring.

3. Under-Eye Filler (Tear Trough Filler)

Handsome young guy

Under-eye bags, dark circles, and hollows can make men look tired and older. As men age, they lose volume in the tear trough area (under the eyes). Dermal fillers like Restylane can restore this lost volume, creating a more refreshed appearance. Results typically last 6-12 months.

Choosing the Right Treatment:

The best treatment for you depends on your specific concerns and goals. A consultation with a qualified provider is essential to determine the most appropriate approach.

Dermal Fillers and Botox at Evolve Med Spa:

At Evolve Med Spa, our skilled providers offer personalized dermal filler and Botox treatments to help men achieve their desired look. We are dedicated to providing excellent care and natural-looking results. Book a consultation online or call our office today.

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