Canadian teen spends $7,000 at Clavicular’s camp and seeks facial surgery

William Munro, a 19-year-old from Ontario, paid $7,000 to attend Clavicular’s Camp Looksmax in Los Angeles and now says he wants facial surgery costing $40,000, the New York Post reported. The account identifies the camp as a retreat focused on looksmaxxing, which it describes as a Gen Z trend involving extreme physical enhancements intended to increase male attractiveness. Munro did not tell his parents he had flown to Los Angeles for the camp, according to the New York Post. The outlet reported that his parents became alarmed when they found him missing from home and later learned he had gone to Camp Looksmax. The account does not say when they discovered he was missing. The New York Post reported that 15 young men attended the camp. Munro told the outlet, “It was a super radical decision.” The article also quotes him beginning to explain his thinking: “I just thought, I’m a young kid.”

According to the New York Post, Munro said he paid the camp fee with money he had earned through odd jobs over several years. The outlet describes Camp Looksmax as billing itself as an educational retreat. Its first week was livestreamed around the clock on Clavicular’s channel on Kick, beginning October 1, 2026. The New York Post reported that Munro, a business major at Western University, now wants a major facial operation costing $40,000. That is his stated plan; the account does not report that he has undergone surgery or that a procedure has been scheduled. The article also says Clavicular faced charges while attending the camp and that those charges were dropped on October 13, 2026. It does not specify the charges. Munro’s account links his attendance to a substantial personal expense and his stated interest in facial surgery, while the article’s details place both within the camp’s focus on physical enhancements.