Story from Jam Press (Fish Sperm) Pictured: Tommy Davison undergoing his treatment. Men ‘slowing down the ageing process’ with FISH SPERM face injections loved by Kim Kardashian An aesthetician has revealed that men are increasingly turning to salmon-derived serums to "slow down the ageing process" – by opting for injectable treatments containing fish sperm. Dr Patrick Robson – also known as Dr Pat – has seen a growing number of people trying this method, particularly after Kim Kardashian shared her experience with the procedure on The Kardashians. The treatment involves injecting salmon DNA, sourced from sperm, into areas of the face such as under the eyes. While the idea might sound unusual, Dr Pat says the results speak for themselves. Clients report fewer wrinkles and fine lines, more radiant skin and an overall youthful appearance following the treatment. The key lies in the salmon DNA's ability to stimulate collagen production. “The potential is there to slow down the ageing process of the skin,” said Dr Pat, who practices at King Street Grooming in central Manchester. “We can't stop the natural ageing process but we can certainly delay it by enhancing skin vitality with treatments like this. “By our 30s, collagen production starts to decline, and this procedure helps to stimulate the skin’s cells to produce more collagen. “People often feel they look younger as a result.” Since joining King Street Grooming two years ago, the 51-year-old doctor has witnessed a surge in men embracing skincare and aesthetics. He said: “It's traditionally been a challenge to get men interested in treatments like this but that’s changed recently. “Seeing men on TikTok, Instagram and reality TV taking care of their skin has helped destigmatize male grooming. “Now, over half of our clientele are men – an unusual statistic in the aesthetics industry.” One client, 27-year-old Tommy Davison, a director of a large-scale res