Male botox
According to a survey there has been an 82 per cent rise in men going under the knife for cosmetic surgery since 2009.
The survey carried out by www.thegoodsurgeonguide.co.uk showed that the most popular areas where men were having the surgery was in London (obviously) but also Cardiff and Swindon.
Gordon Ramsey, celebrity chef, has featured in the papers recently for having sampled some fillers for those deep canyons he once had. The survey said 64 per cent of the 3,015 men asked agreed that they could follow his lead.
Areas such as Glasgow, Manchester and Dublin showed a lower percentage. One in 20 men said that they have had surgery or a cosmetic procedure.
Men aged between 20 and 35 were more open to the idea of cosmetic surgery, with one in five admitting that they were open to the idea of a procedure. A shocking 91 per cent of those who said they were planning it for the future said that they were influenced by male celebrities.
Gordon Ramsey
Co-founder of thegoodsurgeonguide.co.uk, Christiana Clogg said: “Celebrity men are popping up everywhere talking about their procedures. The shame that once accompanied men having treatments such as Botox is rapidly disappearing; men are now planning it for their futures and openly talking about it.”
Botox can be bad for you, the FDA has made changes to the product: http://www.orderonlinedrugs.com/drug-news/2009/08/07/the-fda-makes-changes-and-provisions-to-botoxbotox-cosmetics-dysport-and-myobloc/
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Thanks for the comments. Yes – indeed Botox definitely carries some health issues as it’s a toxin which is called Botulinum toxin. Some of the side-effects are listed here:
http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/botox.html