FACIAL SURGERY
THE TURN OF MEN NOW BUT NOT FROM VANITY (Aum. and N. 7/ Cabiao Ixjndun, October 1. Men are finding that fuoc-lif as practitod by many society women, is an excellen t idea lor them also; of course, purely as a business a* sot. To satisfy the demand plastic -surgeons have begun to specialise in masculine face-lifting. One patient explained to a. representative of t.ho News-Chronicle that he was not specially vain but bis nose ave bis a ridiculous appearance. A specialist made a. small incision under the nostrils and filled the depression with a special compound. Ffe thus made t;’ie ftiose perfectly straight, the operation took half an hour and no tra.ee of a sear remained. A Glasgow merchant with heavy “bags” under 1 is eyes and c.ve ha. g- | i.ng eyelid',s liad these defects iiain- ! |eg sly removed. Another had his “do key’ cars” (neatly flattened against his bead. The lowest fee for facial altera* lions is 20 guineas.
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Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3850, 5 October 1932, Page 7
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