MALE AESTHETICS

Men and women typically pursue different goals when it comes to aesthetic procedures, influenced by both anatomical differences and cultural ideals. Men generally seek a more rugged, defined look—focusing on features like a strong jawline, a broad, angular face, and minimal reduction in facial movement to avoid looking “overdone” or feminine. In contrast, women often aim for softness, lift, and a more youthful appearance, with emphasis on features like high cheekbones, a delicate jawline, and smoother skin. Anatomically, men have thicker skin, stronger facial muscles, and more prominent bone structures, which means they often require more units of Botox and higher volumes of filler, with injections placed deeper and in different areas compared to women. Fillers in men are commonly used to enhance the chin, jawline, and temples, while in women, they’re often used to contour the cheeks, lips, and under-eye area. Additionally, men tend to prefer subtle enhancements and may pursue treatments to appear more refreshed or competitive professionally, whereas women are typically more open about aesthetic treatments and motivated by beauty trends and anti-aging goals. These differences shape everything from product choice to injection technique in practice.