Skincare cosmetic rejuvenation treatments for men over 35

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Skincare cosmetic rejuvenation treatments for men over 35

July 14, 2008 - Follow me on Twitter

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Are men making appointments with plastic surgeons or cosmetic dermatologist to turn back the hands of time?

Not long ago, we received a request from one of our male readers. It was very exciting to see that men are also concerned about looking as young as they feel … as they age. Mark is a 50-something year old Texan who is looking for ways to have his inside match his outside. Basically, Mark feels 40, but when he looks in the mirror, he sees a man who’s much older than 40.

More and more magazines are now focusing on men’s skincare and male cosmetic rejuvenation. It’s official, men don’t want to age faster than their partner and they don’t want to look older than their age.

There are more and more men-spas, department stores are selling a record number of skincare products for men and cosmetic doctors are seeing a surge in business.

I wanted to be able to answer Mark’s question as best as I could, so I compiled a lot of information that we had already posted on the site, but when it came to giving advice on which cosmetic rejuvenation procedures where best for men, I asked Dr. Paul Cohen for some help.
Dr. Paul Cohen is a board certified dermatologist and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Dr. Cohen is also a diplomat of the American Board of Dermatology and is a member of numerous associations, including the Canadian Dermatological Association and the Toronto Dermatological Society.

Dr. Cohen is also a member of the FACE Institute. If you remember a few weeks ago, I highlighted the wealth of cosmetic information available on FACE Institute’s web site.

According to Dr Cohen, men are quite concerned with how they are perceived at work and because of this reason, they tend to opt for popular procedures such as

BOTOX Cosmetic^®, hyaluronic acid facial fillers (such as Juvederm^TM), laser hair removal and microdermabrasion to smooth out any wrinkled brow that might make them look angry, tense or tired … which is not a good look for men in management positions.

older man over 50 Since Dr. Cohen talked about Botox as one of the popular treatments for turning back the hands of time, I thinking it’s important to separate rumours from facts when it comes to Botox.

“Is Botox safe?” might certainly be a question a lot of men who are considering Botox for the first time might ask. The reality is that Botox has used by doctors in the US and in Canada for nearly two decades. I’ve compiled some key points of Botox that a lot of people might not be aware of:

* Botox is one of the most widely researched medicines in the world and has been used in Canada for 18 years. Since its first approval more than 18 years ago, reports of serious adverse events in patients receiving Botox have been rare.

* Over 15 million people have been treated with Botox for medical and aesthetic purposes around the world.

* Its safety profile has been well established. There have been over 3,000 publications on Botulinum Toxin Type A in scientific and medical journals.

* Botox Cosmetic is the same medicine that is used to treat patients with neurological conditions under the name Botox. Botox Cosmetic, however, is administered in much smaller doses for aesthetic use.

* According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), nearly three million Botox Cosmetic treatments were administered in 2007 alone. Ninety-seven percent of patients were definitely satisfied with Botox Cosmetic treatments, according to a survey of approximately 1,000 patients conducted by the research arm of ASAPS.

If you want to read more about Skincare tips for men over 35, you might want to download out free e-book exclusively available to readers who have joined our Beauty Match Insider (which brings you weekly beauty tips). If you are already on our list and would like to receive this report, simply send us an email and we’ll send it to you!

If you’ve not yet joined, you can do so here and if you are a member, we’ll be emailing the e-book to our entire list and you can read in more detail the great information Dr. Cohen was willing to share with us.

You can locate Dr. Paul Cohen on the FACE Institute web site. There is no shortage of possible cosmetic rejuvenation treatments for men to help to stop the signs of aging. The best approach is to get the facts about cosmetic rejuvenation and find a cosmetic doctor you’re comfortable with in order to feel good about your decision.

Since most men don’t want this to become a complicated journey, their best bet is to get more facts on cosmetic rejuvenation from theFACE Institute web site.

** Photo of Former President Bill Clinton by DBKing

** Photo of man in red shirt by Greg Westfall

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