‘Why Aesthetic is Important’ – Part 3 “An Op-ed by Dr Migraine”

When we talk about the man’s cheekbones and cheeks, they are authentic, as opposed to their female counterparts; they are actually, as opposed to the females, they are pointed, horizontal, laterally flat, with a concave middle and lower cheek, and do not project outwards. Men’s months and lips are more comprehensive, fuller laterally, less defined, without cupids bow, and have smaller nasolabial angles. Men’s jaws and jawlines are generally more robust and square-shaped, with broad, angular lines.

Therefore, the man’s facial contouring and rejuvenation must be focused on keeping it flat and in proper alignment while refraining from creating rounded contours and gentle shading with convex surfaces. Also, avoid injecting Botox and fillers to lift men’s sidebrows, and avoid highlighting their cheekbones too much by projecting them forward in round shapes. Also, avoid filler on men’s lips that will create large, pouty, and puffed lips that are not acceptable on men, and lastly, avoid overdoing it all not to make men look feminine. And the story is different for women, where curves and accents are essential for defining and emphasizing womanhood.

These kinds of enhancements are becoming accepted and nearly expected when done naturally enhanced and if the design results are appropriately given to the client. In reality, AR has the potential to transform all that.

Everyone is trying to recapture their youth, whatever it takes. It is, in the end, primarily psychological endeavours aimed at increasing one’s self-esteem and self-confidence. Also, these men getting married again wanted a turnaround in their lives, looking younger and getting over changes that would increase their confidence for moving on.

Another makeup many are obsessed with has white glowing skin. From what I witnessed, darker skin traits have always wanted this. Also, teenage girls are obsessed with white glowing skin and are willing to do anything for that white glowing skin.

All of this is done like the health retreat. In the makeup business, though, it may look like anything is being done, but the overall feeling is that nobody is saying anything. No one will admit it, particularly as you get past the fifty-year-old age when the secrecy goes way up and up.

Also, men are reluctant to admit to having these procedures even though men care as much as women, but men consider this as feminine stuff that is never to be revealed. Some want a quick, subtle correction, not to be shown off for having done anything, while others want to get significant enhancements. Men are joining on the bandwagon recently, with some also getting eyebrows and hair done, particularly ones that may be feeling brave about getting sucked in; they are panicking, wanting something done that will leave hair on, like self-image and feeling good. Some men also want to get lasers on their hair and aspire for hairless, silky-smooth skin.

The problem now is that younger generations are now exposed more broadly to open-source technologies, and they want to experiment to maintain a good appearance and feel happier. Now scientists are worried that this kind of makeup would lead to body dysmorphia, that women are always looking for more procedures and will never stop on any level to look perfect. The end goal is to avoid excessive use but only aim to achieve a good, subtly enhanced appearance. It is a mix of the aesthetics and reasoning behind makeup to remain active.

I like learning all the time since there is no sky; helping people look and feel good will increase their self-confidence. I like learning more about Skin Health, Skin Care, and Wellness, all of which will have an impact and will change. A woman’s skin is like her business card or, as they say in Libya, a face for acceptance; she shows up in front of the world, and it is our responsibility to take care of her.

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