A publication on injectable treatments in men describes the anatomical characteristics of the male face and their importance in treatment selection. The authors emphasise in particular the proportions of the forehead, chin and jaw. Consultation clarifies the patient’s expectations and the features he wishes to preserve. The aim is a natural result suited to his face, without applying the same corrections as for a female face.
A review of fillers in men examines gel selection and placement according to male anatomy. It emphasises a personalised assessment of volumes and contours, tailored to individual expectations. These principles help preserve the patient’s features while correcting volume loss or a targeted imbalance.
A multicentre randomised trial involving 206 adults assessed the effects of hyaluronic acid injections in the jawline. At six months, 69% of treated patients showed an improvement of at least one grade on the assessment scale used on both sides of the face, compared with 38% in the control group. Treated patients were also more satisfied with the appearance of their lower face and jaw. These results concern the gel and injection protocol studied.






