Men’s Aesthetic Trends: Why More Men Are Choosing Facial Procedures
Facial aesthetic procedures aren’t just for women anymore. Over the last several years, there’s been a clear rise in men seeking facial treatments, both surgical and non-surgical. At Guthrie Facial Plastic Surgery, more male patients are coming in with one main goal: looking refreshed and confident without looking overdone.
Men’s aesthetic trends are shifting toward subtle, natural results that fit their facial structure and lifestyle. Whether it’s smoothing deep lines, improving jawline definition, or addressing aging around the eyes, men want results that still look like them.
Key Points
- More men are choosing facial aesthetic procedures than ever before
- Natural, subtle results are the top priority
- Male facial anatomy requires a different approach
- Both surgical and non-surgical options are popular
- Choosing an experienced facial plastic surgeon matters
Why Men Are Turning to Facial Aesthetic Procedures
Men usually don’t come in asking to look younger. They want to look less tired, less stressed, or more like how they feel on the inside. Many male patients notice changes from aging, genetics, weight loss, or sun exposure and want a practical solution.
Common reasons men seek treatment include:
- Looking worn out despite good sleep and health
- Deep lines that make them appear angry or tired
- Loose skin around the neck or jawline
- Changes after injury or weight loss
- Professional confidence and personal self-care
There’s also less stigma around aesthetic treatments for men now. It’s becoming a normal part of taking care of yourself.
What Makes Male Facial Aesthetics Different
Male facial aesthetics require a different approach than female procedures. Men tend to have:
- Thicker skin
- Stronger bone structure
- Flatter cheeks
- More angular jawlines
The goal is to maintain masculine features while improving balance and structure. Over-treating can soften the face too much, which is why working with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon is important.
You can learn more about Dr. Guthrie’s background and approach on the About page.
Most Popular Non-Surgical Treatments for Men
Non-surgical treatments are often the first step for male patients. These options offer noticeable improvement with little to no downtime.
Neurotoxin Injectables
Treatments like Botox help relax strong muscles that cause deep forehead lines and frown lines. For men, dosing and placement are carefully adjusted to keep expressions natural and masculine.
Learn more about neurotoxin injectables in Brentwood, TN.
Dermal Fillers
Fillers are commonly used to:
- Define the jawline
- Restore volume lost with age
- Improve under-eye hollows
The focus is structure and balance, not fullness.
Explore dermal fillers in Brentwood, TN.
Skin and Hair Restoration
Men often want better skin texture without complicated routines. Treatments in this category can improve tone, texture, and firmness.
Popular Surgical Procedures for Men
For longer-lasting results, some men choose surgical options tailored specifically to male facial anatomy.\
Rhinoplasty for Men
Male rhinoplasty often focuses on improving shape or function while keeping strong nasal features intact. Many men also seek rhinoplasty for breathing concerns.
Learn more about rhinoplasty in Brentwood, TN.
Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
Heavy or drooping eyelids can make men look constantly tired. Eyelid surgery helps restore a more alert appearance without changing the natural eye shape.
Explore blepharoplasty in Brentwood, TN.
Necklift and Facelift
Men typically want subtle tightening of the lower face and neck rather than dramatic lifting. Necklift and deep plane facelift procedures can improve loose skin while preserving natural contours.
Learn more about necklift in Brentwood, TN and the deep plane facelift in Brentwood, TN.
What Men Should Consider Before Choosing a Procedure
Before moving forward with any treatment, men should think about:
- Their long-term goals
- Downtime and recovery needs
- Subtle vs dramatic changes
- Surgeon experience with male patients
Reviewing real patient results can also help set realistic expectations. You can browse before-and-after photos in the
gallery.
FAQs About Men’s Aesthetic Trends
Are facial aesthetic procedures safe for men?
Yes. When performed by a qualified facial plastic surgeon, procedures are safe and tailored to male anatomy.
Will people be able to tell I had work done?
The goal of men’s aesthetic treatments is subtle improvement. Most people just notice that you look rested or refreshed.
What is the most popular procedure for men?
Non-surgical treatments like injectables are the most common starting point, followed by eyelid surgery and rhinoplasty.
How do I know which treatment is right for me?
A consultation allows Dr. Guthrie to assess your facial structure, goals, and lifestyle to recommend the best options.
Does Guthrie Facial Plastic Surgery treat male patients regularly?
Yes. Guthrie Facial Plastic Surgery works with many male patients seeking both surgical and non-surgical facial procedures.
Where is Guthrie Facial Plastic Surgery located?
The practice is located at 1001 Health Park Drive, Suite 420, Brentwood, TN 37027.
Take the Next Step
If you’re considering facial aesthetic treatment and want natural, confident results, a personalized consultation is the best place to start. Contact Guthrie Facial Plastic Surgery to learn more about your options or schedule an appointment today.
Clinic Phone: (615) 880-9500
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