RITA RAKUS FEEL & LOOK GOOD I
a higher percentage of men visiting my clinic in recent years looking for ways to turn back the
clock and align them with their younger peers. This is due to a number of factors, however the most common being the greater pressure men are experiencing in the work place. number of businessmen coming through my doors – especially CEOs of big companies who are working for a longer proportion of their life and for longer hours each day too and need to keep aligned with their younger, more youthful looking colleagues. In general, men are
looking for procedures that most importantly, discreetly. Generally, men are not interested in transforming their looks dramatically and reinventing themselves. They want to look like the best version of themselves – they don’t want to answer questions about what they have had done over the boardroom table! I now see a greater number of men coming in to the clinic for regular Botox™ treatments and top-ups to ensure that they are maintaining their youthful looks.
Ultherapy is becoming
increasingly popular amongst men due to the fact that there is zero down time involved and the results are immediate, meaning there is no waiting around which is extremely important nowadays as most
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professional men are tight for time. Ultherapy is a non- invasive procedure for the face and body that uses ultrasound and the body’s own natural healing process to lift, tone and tighten loose skin. The hi-tec procedure stimulates the growth of new collagen over time, to gradually strengthen and tone the skin from within. Younger people who want to “stay ahead of the game” are often attracted to this kind of treatment as Ultherapy addresses skin that is mild to moderately loose or lax and gives a more refreshed look overall. Liposonix is another treatment that I have seen a considerable amount of men choosing. Liposonix is a ground-breaking ultrasound technology treatment that delivers permanent non- invasive fat reduction. Again, this is what attracts men to the treatment – a permanent result with little to no downtime. Another factor to note
is that there are a greater percentage of men re-marrying later in life, often with younger partners meaning men are feeling an increasing pressure looking families which leads to a higher demand for cosmetic procedures.
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Another factor to note is that more men are re- marrying later in life, often with younger partners meaning men are feeling an increasing pressure to fit in with their younger looking families
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Dr Rakus may provide non-invasive surgery for the well-to-do London gentleman, but sometimes men go a little further. Here are four male celebrities who have admitted to going under the knife:
hate to love him, there’s no denying that 2012 X-Factor’s Rylan Clark has charisma. When fame and fortune became his, he replaced his charismatic pearly whites with a set of Hollywood veneers.
the charts back in 1997, the most notable thing about him, apart from his angel-like voice, was the mysteriously disappeared, leaving behind no scarring and a face of near perfection.
silver screen, Mickey Rourke is now an aging man, and he hasn’t done it gracefully. Sadly, it was one bad surgery in 2008 that has got him trying to rectify it ever since, and it looks like it’s caused a bit of an addiction.
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