The use of neurotoxins and dermal fillers in men has been on the rise for nearly two decades, but men don’t often achieve the same results as women.
To provide the same degree of success, dermatologists should take into consideration the more masculine features, according to several studies published recently.
Since 1997, there has been a nearly 300% increase in the number of cosmetic procedures performed on male patients. Despite the increased use, however, men still experience lower levels of efficacy.
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