India, June 22 -- The new male aesthetic concern is not beauty. It is visual fatigue - the tired, dull, or stressed look that does not match how a man feels, performs, or presents himself. For many men, the request is rarely, "Make me look different." More often, it is, "Why do I look tired when I do not feel tired?" This shift reflects a larger change in male grooming. Men are becoming more open to aesthetic treatments, but they are usually seeking maintenance, not a makeover. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Reema Arora, facial aesthetics expert and founder of the Face Clinic, New Delhi, decodes the rise in skin boosters for men.

Skin boosters are increasingly relevant in this space because they focus on skin quality rather than f...