Brotox. It’s a thing. And you might be surprised how many men are doing it.
For men, aging well means something entirely different than it does for the ladies. A man may look forward to one day seeing a bit of gray at the temples, and those lines at the edges of his eyes: both hallmarks of a “distinguished” man. But if you’re not yet ready for that distinguished look, you can delay its advent with BOTOX®. That’s right. It’s not just for the ladies.
What is BOTOX®, and how are men using it?
BOTOX® is an injectable treatment for wrinkle protection and skin tightening. It is inserted into your facial muscles to temporarily smooth the lines around the sides of your eyes (“crow’s feet”), between your brows (“frown lines”), and on your forehead. It targets one of the underlying causes of those lines: muscle contractions from squinting, frowning, and raising the eyebrows. BOTOX® temporarily reduces this muscle activity, so you’ll begin to notice a visible smoothing of these lines. You’ll still be expressive, and you’ll look like yourself… just a smoother version. Why choose our med spa location? We offer personalized BOTOX treatments to help men achieve a refreshed, natural-looking appearance.
How long does the treatment take?
BOTOX® treatment takes approximately 10 minutes, and requires no downtime or recovery (it’s often called a “lunchtime procedure”), so you can get in, get out, and get on with your day. With no one the wiser.
Call Aesthetic Arts today at (706) 335-3555 (Commerce) or (678) 541-0339 (Buford) to make an appointment for Brotox, or purchase online here, and look like yourself again!
Written & medically reviewed by
Dr. Michael Kluska
Triple Board-Certified Cosmetic & Plastic Surgeon | Founder of Aesthetic Arts
Dr. Michael Kluska is triple board-certified in cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive, and general surgery, with over 25 years in practice specializing in full-face and body cosmetic surgery. As a past president of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery and an adjunct clinical professor of plastic surgery at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, he brings published, peer-reviewed expertise to every procedure at Aesthetic Arts.
