Looking for anti-ageing and masculinisation treatments but need advice?
The pressures of looking good and the desire to look younger also affects men. Looking refreshed and feeling younger is something that can be achieved by men of all ages, and you are never too old to start. It comes as no surprise that many male celebrities and TV personalities regularly use Botox and Dermal Fillers to reverse the appearance of deep wrinkles and sun damage. And with the increased use of video conference technology for work and pleasure, many men are noticing their wrinkles and signs of aging more than before and are keen to look more youthful. Book and appointment and learn more by visiting our Berkshire Anti-Aging Clinics.
The number of male patients Dr Pavey sees has dramatically increased over the past few years with the idea of ‘Bro-tox’ becoming more mainstream. Especially when men see the dramatic difference these treatments can make. There are many men receiving treatments to look younger and masculine. You are not alone!
If you look for advice for men seeking anti-ageing treatments or on improving their look, information is limited. But in fact, there are plenty of quick easy treatments with no ‘downtime’.
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Men often worry whether people will be able to tell whether they have had treatments done and whether they will need time away after the treatment.
Dr Pavey is aware of this concern and the answer is ‘No’. The procedures she performs often mean you can return to home/office within the hour without anyone being able to tell that you have had a treatment.
There are of course definite differences to the way a male face is treated compared to a female face, and Dr Pavey understands how to achieve this and has both clients that want a strong masculine powerful look as well as those wanting a more feminine look.
From our experience, some of our male (and female) patients prefer to have the ‘CEO look’, showing off their clear skin with a firm brow and forehead, showing less expressive forehead movements than normal, which gives the appearance of always being in control of their emotions. Alternatively, other male patients who visit our Berkshire Anti-Aging Clinics prefer to have a very small ‘tweakment’, which uses lower doses of Botox to slightly reduce the appearance of wrinkles. One of the many benefits of seeing an aesthetics practitioner as qualified and skilled as Dr Pavey is that you will always receive a bespoke treatment plan based on your needs and concerns.
Botox Treatments Can:
Help prevent/improve the appearance of wrinkles, and the earlier you start Botox the better. We would advise most men to consider using Botox treatments from their early 30s onwards (in addition to avoiding sun damage where possible and using a good daily skin moisturiser).
Give you a more masculine brow, which can make you appear more calm, confident, and ready to take on the daily challenges that you may face. We offer free initial skin consultations to all new patients, so book and appointment and visit one our Berkshire Anti-Aging Clinics and Harley Street clinic to learn more and get skin happy!
Dermal Fillers Can:
Replace volume loss in our face to give you a more youthful appearance. As we age, we all lose facial volume from under our skin, which gives the appearance of sagging. Skilled and highly qualified aesthetics practitioners like Dr Pavey use Dermal Fillers to reverse this loss of facial volume. Dr Pavey uses a careful blend of medical knowledge and an understanding aesthetics to ensure that her male patients can look their best and feel refreshed.
Give you a more masculine chin and stronger jawline. One of the biggest factors affecting the male aging process is loss of facial volume under the eyes, in the cheeks, chin and the jawline. These procedures are all very complex and we advise that you only consult the advice of an experienced and qualified aesthetics practitioner. Dr Pavey has many years of experience and holds a Level 7 post-graduate qualification is aesthetics medicine, which is widely regarded as ‘best practice’ in the UK.
