To ask what age you started cosmetic procedures?

I've never met a man who feels insecure about their looks, quite the opposite many think they're gorgeous despite such things as having bad teeth and being overweight. Skincare is a good thing though and if I was bald I'd want a hair transplant too.

Don't think men get ott fillers do they? I've never seen balloon faces on men.

I was around 36. I started with crystal clear facials, went to microneedling, then radiotherapy. I had 11s, got botox a few times and they went for good. I got my lips done once, it was to replace volume I'd lost. I'm now 59 and can't get under eye filler. I only do skin care and home needling. You can give your skin help at 60, but it's lifestyle and genetics. Spend until post menopause, when you become more accepting and your view on everything changes. So you might decide to spend on experiences instead.
For those suggesting otherwise, men are doing tweaks, using skin care and popping off to Istanbul for hair transplants.

Yes his tattoos are excessive but aesthetic procedure wise he doesn't look filled imo. Quite the opposite his laughter lines are totally visible.

I've never met a man who feels insecure about their looks, quite the opposite many think they're gorgeous despite such things as having bad teeth and being overweight. Skincare is a good thing though and if I was bald I'd want a hair transplant too.

Don't think men get ott fillers do they? I've never seen balloon faces on men.

I had ipl for a scar and bonus found it gave a big collagen boost! People should go down the ipl route. It's cheap too.

If you have botox, fillers, have had surgical procedures, threads etc.
I'm 35 and have been having crows' feet Botox once or twice a year for a few years, and I've had nasolabial fold filler twice. This seems to be ok for now, I'm trying to hold off on anything else for as long as possible due to cost and not wanting too much maintenance and upkeep with it all.
Eventually I'm sure I'll start to need more though, I know I'm still young and I'm using spf 50 and retinol currently.

So just wondered what sort of age you noticed the biggest changes and started anti ageing treatments? Please no judgement, I know it isn't for everyone.

At 46, went to a GP/dermatologist about rosacea that was flaring in perimenopause.
Had several laser treatments and now my skin is in good condition I get Botox twice a year. No plans for filler, am 50 now and happy with how I look (good for my age but not younger).

Yes his tattoos are excessive but aesthetic procedure wise he doesn't look filled imo. Quite the opposite his laughter lines are totally visible.

David Beckham
Ruined his looks

Interesting discussion about status

I read an article about this where the tide is turning and untouched older faces are the ones that infer status and control
" so rich/ happy/ confident I dont need to bother"
Similar to the 90s boob jobs, its being seen as mainstream and therefore less desirable and so reversal/ dissolving gaining popularity -of course this costs £££
You couldnt make it up!

I've never met a man who feels insecure about their looks, quite the opposite many think they're gorgeous despite such things as having bad teeth and being overweight. Skincare is a good thing though and if I was bald I'd want a hair transplant too.

Don't think men get ott fillers do they? I've never seen balloon faces on men.

You can always tell if someone has had it btw. Always.

You can always tell if someone has had it btw. Always.

For those suggesting otherwise, men are doing tweaks, using skin care and popping off to Istanbul for hair transplants.

It doesn't cheer me up any to hear that men are falling under the dubious influence of crap like Love Island etc as well as women.

God help us!

Tom Cruise. Simon Cowell. Robbie Williams. Brad Pitt. Ryan Gosling. Donny Osmond. To name a few...

I've never met a man who feels insecure about their looks, quite the opposite many think they're gorgeous despite such things as having bad teeth and being overweight. Skincare is a good thing though and if I was bald I'd want a hair transplant too.

Don't think men get ott fillers do they? I've never seen balloon faces on men.

Yes the female market is saturated so they are now trying to make men feel insecure too and in the days of social media that becomes possible

I was around 36. I started with crystal clear facials, went to microneedling, then radiotherapy. I had 11s, got botox a few times and they went for good. I got my lips done once, it was to replace volume I'd lost. I'm now 59 and can't get under eye filler. I only do skin care and home needling. You can give your skin help at 60, but it's lifestyle and genetics. Spend until post menopause, when you become more accepting and your view on everything changes. So you might decide to spend on experiences instead.
For those suggesting otherwise, men are doing tweaks, using skin care and popping off to Istanbul for hair transplants.

Yes the female market is saturated so they are now trying to make men feel insecure too and in the days of social media that becomes possible

For those suggesting otherwise, men are doing tweaks, using skin care and popping off to Istanbul for hair transplants.

It doesn't cheer me up any to hear that men are falling under the dubious influence of crap like Love Island etc as well as women.

God help us!