The Number of Men Seeking Plastic Surgery Is on the Rise

Baltimore, MD - While it used to thought that mainly women visited their plastic surgeon in Baltimore, that is no longer the case. More and more men are seeking to regain their youthful energy and looks by scheduling an appointment with a local cosmetic surgeon.

Typically it is men over 40 who are seeking cosmetic surgery including facial rejuvenation which can do everything from reducing acne scars to removing age spots and tightening skin. Facelifts help men achieve a stronger jawline and look more youthful and energetic which can affect the way people think about them. These are benefits that can benefit life at home and at work.

Men are also looking to improve their looks and self-confidence by opting for liposuction or a tummy tuck in Baltimore. Men who have spent a lot of time working out and eating right yet still have stubborn pockets of fat or loose skin that seems like it just will not go away are benefiting from plastic surgery in much larger numbers than ever before.

Cosmetic surgery is becoming just as popular for men who want to look younger or slimmer as it is for women. Where there used to be a stigma associated with men having cosmetic surgery, those days are in the past as it has become increasingly common.

Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber performs everything from facial rejuvenation to a tummy tuck in Baltimore, MD. Those who have any questions regarding cosmetic surgery, including a facelift in Baltimore, or who would like to schedule a consultation, call Baltimore Plastic Surgery at (410)205-1846.

About Baltimore Plastic Surgery

Dr. Jeffrey Schreiber is an award-winning plastic surgeon at Baltimore Plastic Surgery. He received his B.A. in Biology as well as his MD at the University of Missouri-Kansas City where he was also a Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society member. A general surgery internship at Johns Hopkins Hospital brought him to Baltimore. Later, he had an integrated general surgery and plastic surgery residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital and University of Maryland plastic surgery program. He has written numerous articles and was awarded an Upjohn for clinical research.