For men

Rested, not redone.

You come with your own request: to look less tired, less stern, or simply to understand what has changed. We start from what you want, and from what you want to keep.

Illustration: a man in his forties with a salt-and-pepper beard and a linen shirt

In your words

What brings you in

01

“People say I look stern, even when I am in a good mood.”

The frown line forms a vertical crease between the eyebrows. Botulinum toxin type A relaxes it. The injection points and dose are chosen after the examination, according to your face and what you want to preserve.

02

“My features look drawn at the end of the day.”

The temples and hollow beneath the eye lose volume over time. A small amount of hyaluronic acid restores what is missing. This is often where the gaze changes most.

03

“My jawline has become heavier.”

There are two different situations: supporting a fading mandibular angle with hyaluronic acid, or relaxing an overdeveloped masseter caused by teeth clenching with botulinum toxin type A. The examination distinguishes between them.

04

“My skin is thick, with visible pores and acne scars.”

Facial PRP works on skin quality; a medical peel, planned for November, works on texture. The choice depends on your skin and the season.

05

“I am losing my hair.”

We first look for the cause: an assessment, iron levels, thyroid function and current medication. Sometimes the cause is simple to correct and PRP becomes unnecessary. That is good news. Otherwise, scalp PRP can be offered at the practice, after this assessment.

Anatomy

Your anatomy and expectations guide the proposal

01

Skin thickness, muscle strength, eyebrow position and volumes vary from one person to another. The proposal starts from your examination, not from a ready-made norm.

02

We discuss what you want to preserve or change: your expression, your features, what looks like you.

03

I often prefer to treat one area at a time and see you again, rather than do everything in one session: you judge the result before going further.

After treatment

Discretion

“The question I hear most often is whether it will show at work the next day. With toxin, a few red points usually fade within the hour. With hyaluronic acid, swelling can last one or two days and a bruise is possible. You can resume your day when you leave. I tell you beforehand what may be visible, so you can choose your week.”

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