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The classical injection technique does not differ in men, and the basics are like procedures performed in women. However, they often require larger doses. For example, men require larger doses of BoNT-A than women, related to their higher muscle mass. There are also differences in esthetic ideals in men; while women require an arched eyebrow, men prefer a lower, horizontal brow.  We inject an added 4 to 5U into a point 1 cm above the supraorbital rim in the mid-pupillary line in men. It is helpful to halve the volume of saline used to reconstitute the vial when treating males, as this technique reduces the injected amount while merely doubling the injected dose.

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Some critical points need to be agreed upon during the consultation process when performing filler injections in men. Depending on the gravity of the facial aging manifestations and the patient’s, the amount of filler and choice of an agent is decided. Hands-on examination, including tissue palpation, is used to find anatomic landmarks such as the fat pads, bone and muscle structures, and the folds, wrinkles, and creases that need to be treated. Another gender-related anatomic difference that should be considered when performing filler injections in men is that men have a higher density of superficial blood vessels in the face than women, making men more prone to develop bruising.  This adverse effect can be circumvented using a cannula instead of a needle, which has been shown to minimize vascular injury and later bruising. Aside from reversing the signs of aging, fillers can also augment masculine facial features, notably by adding definitions in the chin and jaw area or in the upper face to enhance the male forehead prominence by injecting the material into the bony sulcus over the eyebrows. Typically, men do not want a series of treatments and prefer to see immediate, durable Volumizing results.  In this sense, new-generation high molecule HA fillers are ideal, as they can volumize the face and last up to 2 years. Volbella can be used for cosmetic injections to reduce lines and more subtle depressions. Restylane Defined by Galderma uses a cross-linking technology called XpresHAn technology, which creates a smooth, flexible gel for natural, durable pan-facial augmentation results. This filler is popular with men who show a strong preference for discreet results. Radiesse\ is another filler that can apply the VSR technique in men. PMMA can be appealing to men because it is the only permanent filler that supplies immediate volumization.

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At MSI, every treatment option begins with a complimentary video-microscopic hair density test and digital documentation to calculate and monitor results. MSI offers physician formulated hair tonics. Hair tonics contain two drug molecules (i.e., 5% minoxidil solution and finasteride) to stop hair loss and help hair regrowth. During mesotherapy, the minoxidil, finasteride, vitamins, and trace elements are microinjected. Growth Factors for hair regrowth are added to our cocktail when mixed with Platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Several-time weekly application of a laser-emitting device (LED) to “stimulate” hair growth of existing miniaturized hairs is one of the new light therapies for hair loss. The most recent available hair preservation and restoration treatment is the newly introduced combination of mesotherapy, infrared technology, oxygen therapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and nano fat or micro fat (stem cell therapy). Penetration of PRP and nano fat or micro fat is eased with microneedling, dermal roller, or the use of fractional radiofrequency. Hair restoration has become increasingly popular in recent years with both men and women. New technologies such as follicular unit extraction and grafting have allowed patients to get a natural-looking result with minimal downtime. In addition to hair loss treatment, I can successfully treat a variety of conditions with hair transplantation. I can repair scalp scarring, facial scars due to trauma or surgery, and hair loss due to traction with hair transplantation. Finally, hair transplantation can be successfully used to restore hair to the eyebrows, eyelashes, beard, mustache, or goatee area, and even in areas of the body, such as the pubis or chest.

razor-bumps-treatment

This is a common skin infection that develops in the hair follicles. Razor Bumps can appear anywhere on the skin, except for our palms and soles. Other common areas for ingrown hairs are the armpits, pubic area, and legs. An ingrown hair occurs when shaved or tweezed hair grows back into the skin. It can cause inflammation, pain, and tiny bumps in the area where the hair was removed. It’s most prevalent in black men who shave facial hair. But ingrown hair can affect anyone who removes hair by shaving, tweezing, or waxing. You can avoid ingrown hair by not removing hair. If that’s not an option, you can use hair removal methods that lessen the risk of developing ingrown hairs. Laser hair removal has helped much in treating this problem since laser induces delay growing of hair, re-growing hair is thinner, and some hair follicles are lost permanently.

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You must postpone shaving for about three weeks after a skin-smoothing treatment such as chemical peel or dermabrasion. Because these procedures strip away the surface layers of skin, you can expect your face to remain sensitive, swollen, and bright pink for several weeks after surgery. Some men are happy that the beard growth helps conceal the pinkness of their recovering skin – especially if they feel uncomfortable using camouflage makeup. Men who feel self-conscious about their condition are also recommended to give up alcoholic drinks for about four weeks. Alcohol causes the areas of treated facial skin to become noticeably red and flushed.

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  • Given the significant benefit in terms of prevention of photoaging and reduction in the incidence of cutaneous cancer, the primary recommendation is the avoidance of excessive sun exposure and the use of daily sunscreen.
  • Avoiding dry, windy, and harsh environmental exposure and tobacco smoke can further reduce the extrinsic factors related to photoaging.
  • A daily moisturizing agent can mitigate some of these environmental effects and maintain adequate skin hydration.
  • In addition, twice-daily use of a gentle facial cleanser can help remove environmental debris, excess oil, and desquamated skin tissue.
  • For existing photodamage, myriad, expensive treatment modalities are available. Data exist to support the topical use of tretinoin and tazarotene in prescription-strength formulations.
  • At MSI, we have formulated skincare products knowing the need and concerns of our male patients. This will include cleansers, moisturizers, and exfoliants.