New Liposuction Technique is Faster Way to Make Man Boobs Go Away

Nov. 21, 2012 - PRLog -- 1 in 6 men suffer from gynecomastia and even though it is not a debilitating condition, most men seek help and they usually head over to a plastic surgeon. To correct bilateral breast enhancement in males, surgeons use numerous excisions and liposuction techniques. Recently, there has been a shift towards minimally invasive treatments for gynecomastia thus the rise in demand for laser assisted lipolysis check http://www.plasticsurgery.org/.

The real causes of gynecomastia are unknown though an imbalance in free testosterone and estrogen hormones is the usual suspect. Patients with this condition may become victims of bullying and it can also be a cause for embarrassment and low self-image. There are also instances when the masculinity of the person is questioned.

“I didn’t have a word for it, but all my classmates did,” said one sufferer, who did not want to be identified. “The guy with the big breasts.” Thus, some of them turn to plastic surgery to reduce the size of their so-called man boobs.

According to Dr Nicholas Vendemia of http://manhattanaestheticsurgery.com/, “Laser assisted liposuction may help patients with gynecomastia and has considerably lesser risks than traditional gynecomastia surgery.”

Surgical removal of the breast tissue would subject patients to the dangers of general anesthesia. Whereas, in laser assisted lipolysis or liposuction, the laser will break down the tissue around the nipple and the liposuction canula will remove the tissue and fat from the breasts. This technique lowers the risk for patients and uses only local anesthetic which also reduces its price tag.

This promising technique gives hope to thousands of men who are suffering from gynecomastia or man boobs. It may be their way of getting out their life of ridicule and poor self-image. Plastic surgeons say that out of the 40% of men who are afflicted by this condition to some degree, new plastic surgery techniques would help them tremendously.

More and more procedures are being developed as we speak and gynecomastia could just be a thing in the past. Other surgeons are also coming up with their own techniques to address this issue especially since more and more men are rushing over to surgeons’ offices these days.