Male face anatomy
The male face is genetically structured with "larger bones, sharper angles." The mandibular angle is narrower, the jawline is sharper, the eyebrows are straighter and thicker, the lips are thinner and more horizontal, and the forehead is wider and flatter. The cheekbones are fuller but less upwardly curved.
Botox "male mode"
Key differences in male botox: (1) forehead lift is not aimed for — eyebrows should remain straight; (2) crow's feet are partially left — valued as "character lines"; (3) glabella area is relaxed but not completely cut; (4) masseter can be used for jawline (bruxism + aesthetics).
Male filler approach
In male patients, "structuring" fillers are used. Jawline sharpening, temporal filling (correction of temple hollowing), defining the chin forward, slight volume in the cheekbones. Lip filler is sometimes requested but usually applied minimally only for "lip moisture loss" — thick male lips look exaggerated.
Hair transplantation and skin longevity
The male aesthetic picture is not just the face; hairline and hair loss are a major component. Hair transplantation, PRP hair treatments, finasteride/minoxidil protocols should be considered together with facial aesthetics. For a man, a good hairline is as valuable as a good jawline.
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