Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
Dr Ed is a GMC-registered doctor with a background in anaesthesia, who uses ultrasound guidance and nerve blocks to make some treatments more comfortable. Ask about this at your consultation.
13 January 2024
The Mirror · Expert comment ·
In January 2024 The Mirror reported a 70% rise in men having toxin and filler as more seek a younger, more defined look inspired by celebrities.
Dr Ed, an aesthetic doctor with a background in NHS anaesthesia and clinics in the North West, described the kinds of references men bring to consultations.
“Many patients bring in photos of celebrities like Liam Payne from One Direction as inspiration for treatment, asking for fillers and Botox to achieve his look.”
Quoted exactly as published by The Mirror on 13 January 2024.
He said a quarter of the patients he treated that year were men, and that the taboo around male cosmetic treatment is gradually breaking down.
Celebrity images can be a useful starting point for conversation, but a man's own bone structure, skin and proportions decide what is realistic, and some changes seen in photographs come from surgery, lighting or editing. Male treatment often focuses on the jawline, chin and upper face, with doses and placement adapted to stronger muscles. Read about aesthetic treatments for men and the complete guide to fillers for men.
Filler can improve definition in suitable men, but results depend on your own anatomy and should look like a better version of you.
Read the full article on The Mirror
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