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Looksmaxxing at 46: What a Doctor Actually Thinks

A Singapore doctor tries looksmaxxing at 46 — Botox, Sculptra and permanent hair removal. What's real, what's hype, and the results

Looksmaxxing has taken over the internet — half of it is genuinely useful advice,

the other half is nonsense sold by people with zero medical training. So I figured

I'd settle it from the other side of the consultation table.


In this episode of Stryke of Midnight, I walk through what looksmaxxing actually

means, then show you three procedures I've had done myself:


— Broadband light hair removal, for a permanent clean shave. No shadow, no stubble,

no maintenance. The James Bond look, minus the daily razor.


— Botox, to soften forehead lines without freezing the face into something unnatural.


— Sculptra, to lift the sunken, tired look under the eyes that no amount of sleep

fixes past a certain age.


Fair warning: the video shows the procedures themselves, so if needles make you

squeamish, you know what you're in for.


Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/O00zgYyDgWU


Disclaimer: This content is for general educational purposes only and is not

medical advice. Individual results vary. Always consult a qualified, registered

doctor before undergoing any aesthetic procedure.


Until next time — stay sharp, gentlemen.


Dr. Bobby Stryker 🎩

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