Do men even need dermatologists for cosmetic stuff?

[Deleted member 13710]

I was planning on making a few appointments to dermatologists in 2022 for anti-aging treatments. My skin still looks good/clear/young (I have gotten compliments from women for it), but I just wanted that extra edge against aging.

Men have access to (from least to most drastic):
-Basic hygiene/cleanser products. Moisturizers, skin cleansers, acne washes. Special soaps like African black soap, shea butter soap, etc.
-Basic masks and peels. I use Aztec Secret Healing Clay, and that stuff really works for me.
-Higher-grade cleansing and moisturizing products. Retinols, lactic acid products, jojoba oil, etc.
-Apparently you could get certain medical grade peels and treatments over the counter. I have heard of Jessner and TCA peels over the counter, which is what some professionals use. I don't know much about this, though.

Do men without special skin conditions even need dermatologists? Or is over the counter stuff good enough? I am not interested in things like fillers and botox.

I am leaning towards just skipping the pros and experimenting with things alone. Going to a dermatologist seems like a waste of money.

 

[fras]

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[Deleted member 13710]

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>"Masc women fog"
>Posts a woman whose entire appearance, other than the eyebrows, looks more feminine than average

???

 

[fras]

>"Masc women fog"
>Posts a woman whose entire appearance, other than the eyebrows, looks more feminine than average

???

>I didn't post her, it's my sig.
>She clearly looks way more androgynous than the average cunt

 

[Prettyboy]

I was planning on making a few appointments to dermatologists in 2022 for anti-aging treatments. My skin still looks good/clear/young (I have gotten compliments from women for it), but I just wanted that extra edge against aging.

Men have access to (from least to most drastic):
-Basic hygiene/cleanser products. Moisturizers, skin cleansers, acne washes. Special soaps like African black soap, shea butter soap, etc.
-Basic masks and peels. I use Aztec Secret Healing Clay, and that stuff really works for me.
-Higher-grade cleansing and moisturizing products. Retinols, lactic acid products, jojoba oil, etc.
-Apparently you could get certain medical grade peels and treatments over the counter. I have heard of Jessner and TCA peels over the counter, which is what some professionals use. I don't know much about this, though.

Do men without special skin conditions even need dermatologists? Or is over the counter stuff good enough? I am not interested in things like fillers and botox.

I am leaning towards just skipping the pros and experimenting with things alone. Going to a dermatologist seems like a waste of money.

Generally no from my experience except for blackheads removal, you shouldnt be doing that by yourself at home

 

[Deleted member 13710]

She clearly looks way more androgynous than the average cunt

She doesn't look androgynous at all. She looks more feminine than the average woman, maybe +1 SD femininity. Look at that jawline, that chin, the arched eyebrows, all very feminine. This is what a highly masculine woman looks like: