As top-selling weight-loss drugs help more U.S. men slim down, a growing number are seeking cosmetic treatments for sagging skin, hair loss and dental issues to complete their physical transformation, patients and plastic surgeons say. Mark C., a 57-year-old from Hoboken, New Jersey, has spent the past five years taking obesity medications, first Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy and then Eli Lilly’s Zepbound, shedding 50 pounds (23 kilograms) in the process. As the weight came off, so did some of the fullness in his face.
I’m thinner and I feel like who I am, but I would look in the mirror and I was like, I lost volume in my face,” the tech professional said. He asked that his last name not be used to maintain privacy. In April, Mark opted for a deep-plane facelift, a procedure that repositions underlying facial muscles and fat.
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