Oscar Wilde once said: “The face of a man – this is his autobiography; a woman's face is a work of fiction. This point of view is largely outdated: aesthetic medicine is no longer an exclusively female paradigm.
Unlike women, men are less likely to develop noticeable age-related facial changes due to the peculiarities of the structure of their skin and connective tissue.
Age-related changes, which are typical for men, have some features and differ from those characteristic of women. In this article on estet-portal.com we will look at gender features of injectable facial contouring.
Gender differences in the structure of the face: what determines masculinity
According to modern concepts, initially all faces have a female phenotype. Along with other secondary signs of puberty, male traits are formed under the influence of high testosterone levels.
The constitutionally female face is characterized by the tendency of its features to form somewhat rounded shapes, while the male face has clear forms and sharp angles.
Men have larger and more massive bones of the facial skull, which create a wide jaw, high forehead and pronounced cheekbones. Men's chins tend to be broader and more square rather than V-shaped like women's.
In addition, the thickness of the subcutaneous fat of the face in men is less than in women, while the facial muscles are much more pronounced.
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Peculiarities of the formation of age-related changes in the face of men
In most cases, the first age-related changes in men appear after the age of 35 and are somewhat reminiscent of "muscular" female aging morphotype.
Loss of volumes and gravitational ptosis of the median structures of the face develop, resorption of the lower jaw occurs. The chin is somewhat pointed.
The skin becomes less elastic. Due to the well-developed muscle layer of the face, deep pronounced mimic wrinkles develop (usually starting from the forehead).
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The lower jaw loses its clear contours, the cheeks sink, and the line of the cheekbones becomes less pronounced.
Thus, injection facial contouring in men should be aimed at restoring lost volumes in the cheekbones and chin, as well as correcting deep wrinkles and recreating clearer facial contours.
Facial contouring for men: the right choice of filler
For injectable facial contouring in men, it is necessary to use hyaluronic acid fillers, which have a high ability to restore volumes. Preparations must meet the necessary standards of quality, safety and efficacy.
According to estet-portal.com, for facial contouring in men, the ideal solution for a cosmetologist is the Neuramis Volume Lidocaine filler, presented by EmetTM .
Neuramis Volume Lidocaine contains hyaluronic acid purified using the patented SHAPE technology.
Injection of the Neuramis Volume Lidocaine filler contributes to the restoration of lost volumes, modeling clear contours and shapes.
This product also contains lidocaine, which makes facial contouring for men more comfortable.
Thus, using the Neuramis Volume Lidocaine filler, you can recreate the lost volume of the chin, model the angles of the lower jaw, and make the face more masculinized.
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Neuramis fillers: effective correction of age-related changes
Neuramis line of fillers presented by EmetТМ, in addition to Neuramis Volume Lidocaine filler, contains 5 more drugs:
1. Neuramis Meso– biorevitalizant based on unstabilized hyaluronic acid, helps restore turgor, elasticity and skin hydrobalance;
2. Neuramis Light Lidocaine Filler – performs the function of correcting surface skin wrinkles;
3. Neuramis Lidocaine Filler – used to give a natural effect of lip augmentation, as well as the correction of small and medium wrinkles;
4. Neuramis Deep Filler – designed for a significant increase in lip volume and correction of deep wrinkles;
5. Neuramis Deep Lidocaine Filler – contains lidocaine, making it suitable for lip contouring and wrinkle correction in patients allergic to lidocaine.
The above preparations are also ideal for facial contouring in women.
The cosmetologist should use the appropriate filler depending on the characteristics of age-related changes and the predominant morphotype of facial aging, or combine preparations with each other.
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