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(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 17, 2013 ) Los Angeles, CA -- With today's heavily contested job market, research has shown that an increase in demand for cosmetic and medically-unnecessary surgeries for men is on the rise, as men look to aesthetics to enhance their career.
While men are currently seeking the same types of treatments as women, dermatologists have found some rather distinct differences between men and their female counterparts when it comes to choices on the matter. Furthermore, experts are noting just what differences truly come into play for particular wants and needs in cosmetic surgery.
How does a man's skin differ from a womanÂ’s? Generally speaking, man's skin is thicker, is constituted with larger pores and holds less subcutaneous fat. The male skin pattern also generates more sweat and four times as much sebum as compared to the female counterpart.
Facial hair provides some structural support to the skin, which helps reduce the onset of wrinkles. Shorter hairstyles leaves the ears uncovered, while balking combined with more outdoor occupations/hobbies has mean's scalp and foreheads exposed to ultraviolet radiation more often. Men have a higher incident rate of melanoma, which is the deadliest of all skin cancers.
Men's skin has greater susceptibility to immunosuppression, which can contribute to the increase of incident of skin cancer types. Men's bone structure is more often than not stronger than a women's as well.
As for the care of the skin, most men do spend less time on their skin's health than their female counterparts. That means that men who are concerned for the effects of aesthetic look when it comes to job longevity and promotion do tend to feel the need to partake. The men who do have concerns tend to have specific types of treatment they wish to proceed with.
Many men look for volume restoration with dermal fillers, while other look for skin resurfacing, which is done through chemical peels or microdermabrasion or laser devices. Another common procedure is neurotoxins, which involve compounds like botulinum toxin type A. Such neuotoxins are used to soften the facial-expression lines or to treat localized sweating.
Laser hair removal has also become popular amongst men who look to gain an edge in the job field, or to retain their current positions. Usually the treatments are for the neck and back, where thicker ingrown hairs can be found.
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