Sharper.
Not different.
Aesthetic and wellness care for men, paced and dosed deliberately. Men's aesthetics has been an afterthought in the industry — adjusted-down versions of women's protocols. We treat it as its own work, with its own dosing, its own protocols, and its own outcomes.
Different anatomy,
different protocol.
Men's facial musculature is heavier. Skin runs thicker. Fat distribution sits differently. Hair patterns and density behave on a different timeline. The same product placed the same way produces different results, and the goals are usually different too — most male patients want sharper definition rather than softer fullness, restoration rather than augmentation.
What that means in practice: masseter Botox runs 30-50 units per side. Filler in the male face concentrates on chin, jawline, and temples rather than cheeks. RF tightening commonly targets abdomen, flanks, and chest. Hair restoration uses PRP + exosomes layered with Sylfirm X. We're not using one protocol with adjusted dosing; we're using protocols designed for the goal.
Discreet rooms, efficient appointments.
Most male-pattern treatments — masseter, jawline, hair restoration, body contour — schedule into a single 30 to 60 minute appointment. Same team, same conservative dosing philosophy. Park free out front; come straight from work.
Where to
start.
Four concerns make up most male inquiries. Each links to its full procedure page.
Hair Restoration
Pattern hair loss responds to Sylfirm X RF microneedling combined with autologous PRP and Benev exosomes. Series of 3-4 sessions with visible regrowth at month 4-6. We screen for thyroid, iron, and other systemic factors before starting — not every case is a candidate.
- PRP + exosome combination protocol
- Sylfirm X RF microneedling for scalp delivery
- Visible regrowth at month 4-6 (not before)
- Maintenance every 6-12 months
Masseter Botox
Higher dosing into the masseter muscle softens the lower-face square, reduces bruxism (clenching and grinding), and improves jaw tension. Men typically need 30-50 units per side. Effects develop over 4-8 weeks and last 4-6 months. Often combined with neck or chin work depending on goals.
- 30-50 units per side typical for men
- Bruxism + jaw tension secondary benefit
- Effects develop over 4-8 weeks
- Lasts 4-6 months; maintenance scheduled accordingly
Medically Supervised Weight Loss
Compounded semaglutide under physician oversight. Screening, dosing, and monthly follow-up under Dr. Misle's medical direction. Designed for patients ready to do the work — sustainable nutrition and movement — alongside the medication. Not a quick fix.
- Compounded semaglutide protocol
- Physician-supervised; monthly follow-up
- Screening for candidacy + contraindications
- Integrated with metabolic care, not just weight
NuEra Tight RF
Multi-frequency radiofrequency for skin laxity in the abdomen, flanks, chest, and back. Series of 4-6 sessions for visible improvement; modest skin tightening with collagen stimulation. Honest about what RF can and cannot do — it's not liposuction, and it's not a substitute for fat loss. It's a tightening tool.
- Abdomen, flanks, chest, back, neck
- Series of 4-6 sessions
- Modest tightening + collagen stimulation
- Not a fat-reduction or weight-loss tool
Other treatments
men commonly book.
- Botox / Dysport / Xeomin / Jeuveau
Beyond masseter — forehead, glabella, crow's feet for men typically need higher dosing than women.
- Dermal Fillers
Less than you'd think. Targeted volume for chin, jaw, temples — not the same protocol as women's feminizing fillers.
- PRP Facial Therapy
Autologous PRP for skin texture, scarring, and post-acne marks. Often layered into a longer protocol.
- BBL Hero Photofacial
For sun damage, broken capillaries, and ruddy skin — common in men with outdoor exposure history.
- Halo + MOXI Resurfacing
Fractional laser for texture and pore size. Gauge tolerance carefully — male skin density and oil load run differently.
- IV Drip Therapy
Hydration, recovery, and pre/post-event protocols. Common for travel and athletic recovery use cases.
What men ask
first.
Are men's aesthetic treatments different from women's?
Often, yes — and not just in dosing. Men's facial musculature, fat distribution, hair patterns, and skin density differ enough that the same product placed the same way produces different outcomes. Masseter dosing runs higher for men. Filler in the male face tends to land in the chin, jawline, and temples rather than cheeks. RF tightening for men commonly targets abdomen, flanks, and chest rather than neck/jowl. We don't use a single protocol with adjusted dosing — we use protocols designed for the goal.
How discreet is this?
Reviv is a low-volume, by-appointment practice. Treatments are scheduled in private rooms; consultations are unhurried. Men who prefer not to be visible in a busy waiting area can request the early morning or late-afternoon slots that have less foot traffic.
I'm new to all of this. Where do I start?
Book a 30-minute consultation via the booking page. We'll review what you're considering, screen for any contraindications, and recommend a starting point — often that's less than what you came in asking about. We'd rather start small and build up than overcorrect on the first visit.
Do you accept insurance for any of this?
No. Reviv is a cash-pay practice. We accept major credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Pricing is disclosed at consultation with no surprise charges.
Is the GLP-1 weight-loss program right for me?
It depends. We screen carefully — BMI, metabolic markers, history, contraindications. Some patients aren't candidates, and we tell them so. The program is designed for sustainable metabolic change, not rapid weight loss alone. Schedule a wellness consultation to discuss.