Plastic Surgery for Men: Breast Enhancement and Muscle Implants

According to statistics, every fourth man turns to plastic surgeons. Most of them get rid of the droopy ears or correct their noses after fractures. But there are those who are willing to reduce their breast, pump out fat, or even fix their eyes.

Granted, men, unlike women, are in no hurry to get a makeover. Normally, men start seeking help of plastic surgeons closer to age 50. By this age they already have something to get rid of, be it a beer belly, double chin or facial wrinkles. Younger individuals, who do not have the time or willpower to engage in sports, visit plastic surgeons to get some biceps, thick calves and inflated chest.

Silicone breast

Surprisingly, some men (like most women) are dissatisfied with the size of their breasts. While women dream about voluptuous breasts, their second halves want to reduce theirs. Or rather, they want to make their chest flat and chiseled. Unfortunately, to achieve such a result, a single intervention is not enough. For starters, a man will have to undergo breast reduction procedure. The procedure involves fat and excess skin removal and lasts on average 1 to 2 hours. This operation does not cause side effects. The only downside may be a temporary numbness of the nipples. The next stage is placement of chest implants, which involves arthroplasty of pectoral muscles. Simply put, implants are inserted in the man’s chest. But this does not mean that men start looking like women with silicone breasts. In contrast to female prosthetic, men’s implants are more rigid and dense. The result looks like the imitation of a sports torso.

Prep time. If a man dreams of an athletic torso and is not afraid of numbness in the nipples, it is time to start prepping for the surgery. First, buy some vitamin C 3 to 4 weeks before the surgery, as it promotes rapid healing of wounds. Two weeks before the surgery give up cigarettes and alcohol, as well as aspirin, ibuprofen and vitamin E. These drugs dilute blood and may cause bleeding during surgery.

Contraindications. Breast reduction is not recommended for those with cardiovascular, infectious, thyroid problems or cancer, high blood pressure, loss of skin elasticity and severe damage to the chest.

Bodybuilder in 2 hours

If a trainer fails to turn a man into an athlete, a plastic surgeon will do it. Even the feeblest guys look like body builders after arthroplasty. Implants are used to create the biceps, triceps, strong thighs and buttocks. Typically, they are made of silicone, which easily emulates the muscles. Implants are inserted through a small incision (less than an inch). The entire operation takes no more than two hours. However, the recovery period lasts approximately three weeks. During this time, patients will experience the “joys” of new muscle that include swelling and numbness. If the implants are inserted in legs and buttocks, patients are not recommended to walk a lot. In short, it takes approximately a month before patients can sport their masculine hands and sexy, pumped up legs. It will be 3 months before patients can return to a gym.

Prep time. Before surgery, it is important to have blood tests, urine tests, know the level of sugar, and have an electrocardiogram. If a man smokes, he would have to give up his habit for 2 weeks before surgery and 3 weeks after. Otherwise there is a risk that the wounds will not heal properly.

Contraindications. It is not recommended to have a surgical intervention in case of diabetes, chronic diseases and skin diseases.

Flat stomach

If an athlete has huge biceps, tight butt and at the same time displays a protruding beer belly, he will not look like an Apollo. Today six-pack is a synonym of masculinity, since these muscles are hard to get not only in a fitness club, but also in a surgeon’s office. Creation of a six-pack takes time and money. First you need to remove excess fat, and then make it look chiseled, and finally, build a new belly button.

Before going to a plastic surgeon to get rid of a beer gut, patients would have to stick to a diet plan and lose some excess weight. Only then can they go to a plastic surgeon. The surgeon will remove what is left using liposuction. This procedure involves one or two small incisions located in the groin or inside the navel. An hour of work of an experienced surgeon, and flat stomach is ready. If there is too much excessive skin after liposuction, the doctor may suggest a mini-abdominoplasty. Only after these manipulations patients get a muscular stomach. Implants made of silicone inserted in a patient’s stomach will imitate a six-pack.

Prep time. To prep for the operation, it is recommended to stop taking any medicines containing aspirin two weeks before the procedure. Patients should give up cigarettes and alcoholic beverages 14-20 days prior to and after the intervention. On the day of, patients are not allowed any food or liquids.

Contraindications. It is not recommended to resort to such intervention in case of cardiac and pulmonary insufficiency, diabetes or obesity.

Off with the muffin tops