When people think of plastic surgery, they usually think of women having breast augmentations and other procedures.
However, in the past few decades, more and more men have joined the bandwagon.
Women are typically more inclined to go for the procedures and treatments that are more invasive.
Now, it appears that men prefer less invasive procedures that are not as obvious as those that make big changes.
Botox Botox is a material that is derived from another substance commonly used for plastic surgery.
The toxin from which Botox is derived is carefully processed to ensure that only what is necessary is taken from it.
Its main purpose is to temporarily paralyze the muscle or tissue into which it is injected.
Many men and women have a lot of issues with wrinkles and creases on their faces.
These are usually a result of regular movements and expressions that develop when we talk and communicate with other people.
These occur near the outer corners of the eyes, the forehead, the space between the brows, and around the nose and mouth areas.
Botox is used to immobilize the muscles and tissues in order to prevent more creases or wrinkles from forming.
This form of plastic surgery is less invasive, because injections are used in strategic places to prevent the formation of wrinkles and creases.
Botox also yields results that are only temporary.
Microdermabrasion Microdermabrasion is a beautification treatment that uses tiny grains to buff away an outer layer of the skin, thus revealing fresh, younger looking skin underneath.
This treatment works well and is readily requested by both men and women alike.
Men like this procedure because it gives subtle results, though it can easily enhance one's looks.
The downside to this procedure is that it leaves the skin sensitive to sun exposure, harsh chemicals, and other substances that may be commonly used on the face.
The sensitivity will eventually subside.
Hair Removal Hair removal procedures are quite popular with the male population.
There are certain areas of the human body that grow more hair than others.
For men, the back and chest areas can grow excessive hair.
Many men opt to have unsightly hair removed from these areas.
The procedure is easily bearable and does not involve any surgery.
Hairier men might need several sessions to completely rid themselves of the hair in these areas.
Patients can request hair removal for any number of areas of the body.