Though women have about 87% of cosmetic surgery procedures (both surgical and non-surgical), men are rapidly catching up. In years past, men have opted for non-surgical improvements such as Botox, dermal fillers, and laser treatments, but current studies show that the number of cosmetic surgery procedures for men is growing at a rapid pace. For instance, facelifts for men increased by 14% between 2009-2010 and is the fastest growing male cosmetic procedure. However, facelifts for men are performed much differently than those for women. Though men want results, they do not want it to be obvious that they’ve had work done.