Looking young and fit is something nearly everyone aspires to, but in the workplace it can take on a new definition. As older professionals are competing more and more with Millenials coming in with advanced degrees, anti-aging efforts are becoming a more common practice to compete on a physical level as well as a professional one.
According to Monsters & Critics, an online news blog, the 50+ age demographic is full of more men looking to maintain their careers for another two or three decades, rather than prepare for retirement, but are competing to remain relevant and maintain their higher-paying jobs against incoming young professionals making their way up the ladder. The added stress of these efforts can age these older professionals more quickly as well, leading toward increased interest in anti-aging solutions, such as Botox cosmetic injections.
For many of the men considering plastic surgery, this isn’t a matter of aesthetics but career performance. It is becoming more difficult to remain relevant in the workplace based on experience and expertise alone. These are pragmatic reasons to consider a facelift, laser skin resurfacing or even chin augmentation for a more commanding jawline.
Typically, the biggest concern that male plastic surgery patients have islooking tired. They don’t want to appear worn out in the board room, or on a dateas many of these older professionals are recently re-entering the dating pool as well. Cosmetic procedures can provide many benefits with a rejuvenating effect.
If you’re considering an anti-aging operation to enhance your youthful features, contact the best plastic surgeon on Long Island, Dr. James Marotta. Our offices specialize in facial plastic surgery, and offer a variety of procedures especially suited for men.
