Remember how youthful and exuberant Gordon Gekko seemed in Wall Street when he was trying to siphon large piles of money from hard-working American hero Carl Fox? All that evil money necromancy can’t be good for one’s worry lines, which is why it’s so surprising that Gekko didn’t look like the haggard, woebegone, Wall Street goblin you might expect him to look like when Bud Fox first bursts into his office. Clearly, however, there’s a logical explanation for this cinematic inconsistency — Gordon Gekko was using Botox. Obviously.
According to data gathered by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Botox is gaining popularity among men, with about 363,000 men having received Botox injections in 2011, an 8 percent increase from the previous year (the number of women who used Botox, meanwhile, only rose by about 5 percent during the same period).
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