Male Breasts (Gynecomastia): Not just a Cosmetic Issue

Gynecomastia is a medical condition of over developed breasts in men that resembles to woman’s breasts and is a common problem in men of all ages (especially in overweight guys). Men always try to get rid of it due to obvious reasons but the excess breast tissue can make it impossible to achieve a toned, flat chest no matter how many push-ups or bench presses you do because breasts tissue cannot be decreased through diet/exercise or any creams/oils. Male breast (Gynaecomastia) Correction surgery by an expert plastic surgeon makes sure that men don’t have to live with fatty breast tissue.

Gynecomastia can affect Men psychologically

Boys and adult men suffering from gynecomastia are often hesitant to share their plight with family members due to embarrassment because sometimes they are laughed at and are asked forget it and just move on with the life because they think it is normal to have a little bit of breast tissue compared to the other boys but, that’s no big deal as it doesn’t harm you physically. However, gynecomastia is a big deal for young boys and adults because it crushes their self esteem, pulls them back from a rich social life, it is like an insult to their masculine identity acting as a mental barrier for them because, deep in mind they have this insecure feeling that they will be ridiculed by others when they take their shirt off and people will think that they are not man enough.

Many men experience emotional turmoil and alienation because of the dissatisfaction with their not-so-manly appearance. By improving the shape of chest; gynaecomastia surgery installs confidence and adds to the sense of well-being. With the availability of simple and safe surgical options like Trans-nipple gynecomastia correction surgery by Dr. R. K. Mishra, Gynaecomastia is no more a matter of mental stress.

Is it Gynecomastia or just Excess Fat?

Almost every third man faces this condition called “Gynecomastia” during puberty and it usually disappears with time. The excess breast tissue that develops in some men during their adolescence stays even as they enter adulthood and this is when it becomes a confirmed case of gynecomastia. This is not normal process because the excess breast tissue should have flattened out by this time. In a nutshell, if you are in adulthood and have excess breast tissue, then it is gynecomastia and will not go away naturally. You may need to consider surgical correction to get rid of it.

Bed rest or hospital stay required?

The surgical correction of gyencomastia is a day care procedure (you are allowed to go home at the same day) and resume all the normal routine work from the next day which allows you to do it on weekend and join your work/college from Monday onwards without any issues.

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Contact Details:

Dr. R. K. Mishra

Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon

SIPS Hospital, Lucknow

Ph: 9795 800800

www.MyCosmeticSurgery.in

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Men Makeover: A New Plastic Surgery Trend

When it comes to plastic surgery, just like many other areas in life, men are different than women. Not only are their faces and bodies not the same, but their attitudes and expectations about plastic surgery are also different. Numerous cosmetic procedures are not only uniquely different in men, but some of them are exclusive to men.

Male Breasts or Gynecomastia Correction

Enhancement of the male chest is an increasingly popular male plastic surgery procedure. Men consider surgery because their chest appearance is not masculine enough due to Gynecosmastia, prominent/puffy nipples or lack of pectoral muscle size and definition. Having them be obscure in a tight shirt is a common goal of all ages of men and the procedure can be accomplished as an office procedure under local anesthesia.

Six Pack Abs Formation

Many men strive for those ever-desirable six-packs and eight pack abs these days. Yet, tireless stomach crunches and sit-ups often don’t get the job done, no matter how disciplined you are about your regimen. However, there is a secret weapon many men have turned to for defined abs and that legendary six pack look- Abdominal etching, or Ab-etching, is a plastic surgery procedure to reshape and contour the abdominal fat pad to provide patients with a flatter stomach with visible distinctive abs.

Facial Profile Enhancement

Facial reshaping surgery is vastly different in men than women. The shape of the face in men is dominated by a strong jaw and requests for chin, jaw angle and even total jaw line enhancements are not uncommon to pursue a more masculine appearance and even the so called ‘male model’ look. Male rhinoplasties must keep a high and straight dorsal line and avoid an overly upturned tip while most women desire a smaller less projecting tip and lower dorsal lines. Men favor higher more angular cheek augmentations while women prefer a lower more anterior rounded cheek prominence.

Hair Transplant

Hair transplantation is an historic procedure that is done very much today as it was decades ago. While the number of grafts transplanted in a single session has increased over the years, from a few hundred to thousands in a single session, the fundamental concept of moving individual hairs from the back or sides of the head to the top has not changed. Since hair naturally grows in follicles that contain groupings of 1 to 4 hairs, today’s most advanced techniques transplant these naturally occurring 1–4 hair "follicular units" in their natural groupings.

Male Genital Rejuvenation

The most commonly requested procedures in Men are Penile Girth Enhancement and Penile Length Enlargement surgeries in order to give a more youthful appearance to these areas. Other procedures include Inflatable implants to correct pathological impotency, correction of Penoscrotal Webbing and Testicular Implants. Peneplasty consists of combination of the following procedures, depending on what every patient needs.

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