Plastic surgery for men

Male eyelids are relatively thicker than female eyelids, so the method is chosen with excess fat and the degree of eye opening in mind. Based on a natural, open look rather than a showy one, the choice is among non-incisional double eyelid surgery, ptosis correction and non-incisional ptosis correction. Surgery takes 30 minutes under sedation or local anesthesia.

It is designed around a line that runs close to straight from the glabella to the nasal tip. The starting point of a male nose is somewhat higher than a female nose, so the side profile is considered along with the height. It is described for a low nasal bridge, a flat or blunt tip, an upturned tip, and revision surgery, among other concerns.

It is considered for sagging after contouring or double-jaw surgery, or when a sagging face line makes the face look tired and lifeless. It also applies to deepening nasolabial folds and to a jawline that has disappeared as the face became heavier and sagged. The procedure goes ahead after a full consultation with a specialist.

It is a lifting treatment that uses ultrasound, without an incision, to address sagging and wrinkled skin. A specialist who understands male aging, bone structure and skin characteristics decides the treatment area, intensity, number of shots and direction. It takes about 1 hour under topical anesthesia, and return to daily life on the same day is described as possible.

Men's eyelid surgery takes 30 minutes under sedation or local anesthesia with same-day discharge, and stitches are removed after 10 to 14 days. Men's rhinoplasty takes 1 to 2 hours under sedation or local anesthesia with same-day discharge, and stitches are removed after 1 week. Bleeding and bruising can occur with both, and recovery varies with each person's condition.