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    July 2008 in “ Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America ”
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    TLDR Men's facial rejuvenation involves unique challenges and is increasingly popular, with many opting for nonsurgical treatments.
    The document provided a comprehensive overview of various aspects of male facial aging and rejuvenation. It highlighted the anatomical and psychological considerations unique to men, such as the presence of facial hair, thicker skin, and different aesthetic norms. The importance of psychiatric assessments in consultations was emphasized to screen for conditions like body dysmorphic disorder. Hair restoration, particularly through follicular unit transplantation, was noted for its significant impact on appearance. The document also covered specific procedures like browlifting, lower lid blepharoplasty, midcheek and lower face rejuvenation, and rhinoplasty, each with unique challenges due to male facial characteristics. Additionally, it discussed the growing trend of men seeking minimally invasive treatments like injectables and fillers, and the importance of effective skin care regimens. The increasing popularity of nonsurgical cosmetic procedures among men was also noted.
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