A 27-year-old social media figure, Shakeel Murtaza, is reported to have spent around £5,000 on cosmetic treatments and skincare. The coverage says his regimen includes injectable procedures described as “salmon sperm” injections, along with other cosmetic “tweakments” and a detailed skincare routine costing about £1,300.
The two sources presented the story with a similar framing, portraying it as part of a broader trend of male-focused beauty culture. Both outlets describe his spending on procedures and skincare as evidence of changing grooming habits, particularly among men who share their routines online. Neither account offers extensive independent verification beyond the reported personal spending and the listed treatments.
While the articles largely repeat the same details—his age, approximate total cost, and the inclusion of “salmon sperm” injections—their shared angle emphasizes lifestyle and consumer behaviour rather than medical commentary or outcomes.
