Building inspector regularly gets 'brotox' known as Botox for men

A new wave of men have been turning to Botox - playfully dubbed 'brotox' - in a bid to remain youthful. Tim O'Reilly, a 32-year-old building inspector from Kirribilli, New South Wales, has been getting 'brotox' regularly for the past two years, and he doesn't have any plans to stop. Tim O'Reilly, a 32-year-old building inspector from Kirribilli, New South Wales, has been getting 'brotox' regularly for the past two years, and he doesn't have any plans to stop 'There's a definite stigma to it but at the same time, it doesn't look too over the top, it's just made me look that little bit healthier and less tired.' 'There are very few people that I tell that don't try and have a bit of a laugh about it and say that's such a "girl" thing to do,' he said And while the building inspector plans on having a 'refresher' before the big day, he revealed he has been having treatments twice a year for the past two years. Botox treatment for men is used to temporarily relax upper facial lines, frown lines in the forehead, and crow's feet The cosmetic surgeon also said men were often introduced to the treatment through their partners which helped to demystify the process.