Three men have revealed how cosmetic surgery has changed their lives for the better, in a feature published by The Sun online today.
Lee Hudson, 37, Justin Critchley, 40, and Tony Lewkowicz, 27, all shared their experience of male cosmetic surgery and explained how the profound impacts the results have had.
Male chest reduction surgery procedures rose by 28 per cent in 2010 compared with 2009, according to the latest figures from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS).
These positive figures are made even more impressive by the fact that they were recorded during tough economic times, and this alone suggests that awareness of the procedure has grown considerably. Fat removal surgery, a form of liposuction, is used to treat gynaecomastia – the medical term for the condition of excessive breast tissue in men – and is a quick and apparently increasingly common procedure in the UK.
In an interview with the Metro, personal trainer Adam Stowell advocated a healthy diet and a good multivitamin to combat the development of man boobs in the first place.
“Take a good quality multivitamin, as this will decrease pressure on your liver, leaving it free to detox any bad oestrogens entering the body. Drinking green tea also metabolises bad oestrogens”, he said.
A growing number of men are turning to cosmetic surgery, particularly in Florida’s Tampa Bay, in a trend that has seen men become keener to emulate Hollywood’s leading men who are said to use liposuction in order to fend off middle-aged spread, TBO.com reports.
Speaking exclusively to TBO.com, one of Tampa Bay’s most prominent surgeons explained that male plastic surgery was no longer considered ‘taboo’ by the average man, who felt inspired to enhance their own appearance by indulging in minimally invasive cosmetic treatments said to be popular with Hollywood’s ageing actors. (more…)
New reports show that a growing number of American and British men are turning to cosmetic surgery in order to boost their confidence and to reduce the appearance ‘man boobs’.
Recently disclosed figures have shown that British men have become increasingly concerned about ‘man boobs’, also known as ‘moobs’. With the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) revealing that 2009 saw an increase of 80 per cent of British men turning to male chest reduction surgery in order to shake off the social embarrassment of having ‘moobs’. (more…)
With temperatures across the UK predicted to beat those of the Mediterranean this weekend, the country looks set for a scorching summer. But while this may be great news for men and woman eager to show off their toned beach bodies, many British men will be hesitant to go topless when suffering from the unfortunate condition of gynaecomastia. (more…)
We’ve been seeing a rise in the number of men considering – and going through with – cosmetic surgery for a good long while now, so a survey from BAAPS showing that last year saw the figures swell by a fifth didn’t hold many surprises for me. (more…)
Male chest reduction has been identified as the fastest growing cosmetic surgery procedure, as more men are seeking treatment to rid them of unsightly ‘man boobs.’ (more…)
More men of all ages are now applying for cosmetic surgery procedures to combat ‘man boobs’ than ever before.
Male chest reduction surgery is experiencing an explosion in popularity, as more men are now being open about their problems and seeking an effective solution to reduce their chests. (more…)
New figures have revealed that cosmetic surgery to treat the condition gynaecomastia, often referred to as ‘man boobs’, is on the rise. (more…)
As the UK dips into recession, some cosmetic surgery choices are bucking the trend and remaining popular.
New research from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) has found that the number of breast enhancement surgeries in Britain has increased by 30 per cent in the past year. (more…)
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