Why are so many men turning to cosmetic surgery?

Anxious to keep their jobs, men aged 35 to 50 are using Botox to banish their wrinkles, brow lines and so-called crows’ feet. Others are resorting to surgery to look toned, youthful and less stressed, says Áilín Quinlan.

AMBITIOUS executives are undergoing cosmetic treatments to banish wrinkles and so-called crows’ feet and tighten baggy eyelids — so as to look younger and less stressed and keep their jobs.

Even members of the police force and the emergency services who are fit and toned are paying large sums to have their natural ‘man boobs’ removed.