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More Men Turning To Cosmetic Medicine For Confidence And Wellbeing
(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- Christchurch cosmetic clinic Face Value says even small treatments - from easing frown lines to early hair-loss management - can make a marked difference to men's confidence and mental health.
“Male aesthetics are different - shape, angles and proportions must remain unmistakably male,” says Dr Philip Frost of Face Value.“Many men just want to look less tired and more approachable, and with cautious technique and conservative dosing, their colleagues and friends notice they look well - not 'treated'.”
Frost says stigma still keeps some men away, but attitudes are shifting.“It is a rising trend - more men are receptive to coming in - but embarrassment is real. The New Zealand male is still a shy creature compared to the European man. Men are terrified they'll come out looking weird. Our job is to keep results discreet and authentic.”
The most common entry point remains softening a deep frown or heavy forehead lines.“If a man feels he looks grumpy or anxious, he'll often start with frown treatment,” says Frost.“From there, some look at masculinisation of the lower third - a squarer jawline or stronger chin - because on video calls and social media angles a weak profile can cause insecurity.”
Frost emphasises conservative dosing and strict respect for male anatomy.“When we respect male facial boundaries and stay conservative, men feel more confident - and others respond to them more positively. That social feedback loop matters.”
Skin quality is also on the rise for men.“Men often have ruddy skin or pigmentation. Simple, tailored regimes - nothing overly complex - and in-clinic therapies help even tone and improve texture.” Early hair-loss support is another growing request:“There are evidence-based strategies that can slow progression and encourage regrowth when started early.”
Face Value develops doctor-led, individualised plans covering suitability, consent, downtime and expected outcomes.“Treat the male patient well and cautiously, and they come back,” says Frost.“Some of our most loyal patients are men.”
About Face Value
Face Value is a doctor-led aesthetic medicine clinic in Christchurch specialising in natural-looking results for women and men. The team provides injectables, skin therapies, and regenerative treatments grounded in evidence-informed, safety-centred care.
Learn more at co.
“Male aesthetics are different - shape, angles and proportions must remain unmistakably male,” says Dr Philip Frost of Face Value.“Many men just want to look less tired and more approachable, and with cautious technique and conservative dosing, their colleagues and friends notice they look well - not 'treated'.”
Frost says stigma still keeps some men away, but attitudes are shifting.“It is a rising trend - more men are receptive to coming in - but embarrassment is real. The New Zealand male is still a shy creature compared to the European man. Men are terrified they'll come out looking weird. Our job is to keep results discreet and authentic.”
The most common entry point remains softening a deep frown or heavy forehead lines.“If a man feels he looks grumpy or anxious, he'll often start with frown treatment,” says Frost.“From there, some look at masculinisation of the lower third - a squarer jawline or stronger chin - because on video calls and social media angles a weak profile can cause insecurity.”
Frost emphasises conservative dosing and strict respect for male anatomy.“When we respect male facial boundaries and stay conservative, men feel more confident - and others respond to them more positively. That social feedback loop matters.”
Skin quality is also on the rise for men.“Men often have ruddy skin or pigmentation. Simple, tailored regimes - nothing overly complex - and in-clinic therapies help even tone and improve texture.” Early hair-loss support is another growing request:“There are evidence-based strategies that can slow progression and encourage regrowth when started early.”
Face Value develops doctor-led, individualised plans covering suitability, consent, downtime and expected outcomes.“Treat the male patient well and cautiously, and they come back,” says Frost.“Some of our most loyal patients are men.”
About Face Value
Face Value is a doctor-led aesthetic medicine clinic in Christchurch specialising in natural-looking results for women and men. The team provides injectables, skin therapies, and regenerative treatments grounded in evidence-informed, safety-centred care.
Learn more at co.
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