The top tweakment cosmetics procedures and products for men

For anyone who’s met him IRL, it will come as zero surprise that eternally youthful New York cosmetic dermatologist Paul Jarrod Frank has dabbled in a nonsurgical aesthetic service or two.“What treatments haven’t I done is really the question,” he says, ticking off a list that includes wrinkle-zapping injectables, multiple generations of sun damage-obliterating Fraxel lasers and skin-tightening Ultherapy.Yes, the 54-year-old skin doc has also gone under the knife — for his eyes — but mostly he’s all about maintaining a vigorously healthy lifestyle balanced by what’s on offer at his two Manhattan offices.And in this dabbling with “tweakments,” Frank is joined by scores of other tristate guys.

“Since men are often looking for quick fixes with low recovery time, they comprise an ever-increasing patient population,” he notes, adding that the rise coincides with steady advancements in minimally invasive technology and procedures.“They don’t have downtime for complicated regimens, maintenance or recoveries.”Howard Sobel, a clinical dermatological surgeon at New York’s Lenox Hill Hospital, has also seen more dudes darkening his private-practice doorstep of late.

“There’s been an uptick in male tweakments,” he says.“I believe social media has contributed to this.

Everyone’s concerned about how they look — and social media doesn’t let you hide.”At his New York office, Sobel fields frequent requests for help with balding.“Men have always lived in fear of losing their hair,” he says.

“One of the most popular treatments I do is with the Alma TED (transepidermal delivery) device.It’s a noninvasive hair restoration option that’s painless, and results can be seen after a few treatments.

They stimulate hair growth, decrease loss and increase thickness, and it’s a simple treatment without needles that takes about 20 minutes.”Not that Sobel’s male patients have a fear of needles.“They’re totally on the Botox ba...

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