Sane Plastic Surgery For Men – Statistics And A Few Tips

February 9th, 2010
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It’s probably no secret that men in increasing numbers are undergoing elective plastic surgery. Cosmetic plastic surgery is a growth industry, and men are becoming a significant factor in that increase. Just as an example, the American Academy of Facial and Plastic Surgery reports that as of March 2007 there was an “astonishing” 91% increase in men receiving non-surgical facial plastic surgery since 2000. Botox injections are the most sought after non-surgical procedure among men.

Liposuction was performed on over 53,000 men followed by over 45,000 rhinoplasty (nose) procedures and 33,000 eyelid surgeries. About 13% of all plastic surgery patients are men according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Given this trend, there would seem to be a need to introduce some sanity into the plastic and cosmetic surgery picture for men in the light of the all too frequent, obsessive quest for the knife among women reported incessantly in the media.

Here are a few tips concerning plastic surgery which are specifically applicable to the males of our species.

The Face

1. Facelifts have a tendency to produce a feminizing effect in men. However, there are several less drastic procedures that actually can yield better results, namely chin liposuction, forehead lifts and neck lifts. Since male temperments seem to be less patient with the time frame required for recovery from plastic surgery, these smaller procedures are better accepted.

2. Chemical peels, of course, are non-invasive and can eliminate fine lines and blotches, which often make men, as well as women, look older than their years.

Liposuction

1. Try as one might, in many cases no amount of intense gym work on abs or love handles will rid the body of unwanted fat deposits. Liposuction can easily dispense with these imperfections. Not only that, liposuction can work beautifully in removing fatty breast tissue, helping to sculpt the abs to a profile not seen since the patient was a strapping youth.

2. Best results are obtained from liposuction when men discipline themselves to continue working out regularly. This minimizes the chances of reappearance of localized fat deposits. Avoidance of alcohol for at least three to five weeks following surgery is also highly recommended, and there is no better time to stop smoking. Smoking can hinder the desired outcome in any cosmetic surgery procedure.

Implants

1. Pectoral and calf implants can present problems. Among other things, they have a tendency over time to migrate.

2. Again, the preferable route is liposuction around these areas to allow pectoral and calf musculature to appear to be more distinct.

Overall, men, unlike women, seek less involved plastic surgery yielding an improved masculine look with less time spent recovering. So in terms of their bodies, temperament and objectives, men are quite different from women in the way they approach plastic surgery. The long and the short of it is that masculinity must be preserved at all costs.

By: Robert G. Knechtel

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Ultrasonic Liposuction?

February 8th, 2010
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KK asked:


Im looking for people with experience having Ultrasonic Liposuction. I would like to get lipo suction on just my love handles. I have heard the ultrasonic lipo is good for this area. If anyone has experience with this procedure please share.

Thanks!

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Liposuction Surgery

February 8th, 2010
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Before getting any deeper, let’s first get to know what Liposuction is? Liposuction is a short-cut way to lose those extra pounds quickly. Nobody would want to lose weight by sweating. Everyone wants to look their best in shortest span of time. This surgery aims to remove those extra pounds from specific areas of your body such as buttocks, thighs, abdomen, and upper arms. Liposuction surgery is also known as liposculpture suction lipectomy. The surgery helps to remove extra fat deposits called bulges of fats from human body parts which no longer can be removed by diet or exercise. In medical terms, it’s a surgical way to remove extra fat cells through a stainless steel tube also known as the cannula. This type of surgery was first performed in 1974. Since then, lots of improvements have been made in this field making this surgery very effective and safe. It is also becoming very popular because of many satisfied customers. Surgery results vary from person to person because of individual factors such as skin elasticity, age, weight, and overall health. To undergo Liposuction surgery, you should be a good candidate. Person with weak immune system, heart or artery problems, diabetes, or a history of restricted blood flow should not undergo this surgery. You are said to be good candidate if you have fit, healthy and elastic skin. Women undergoing breast reduction and men suffering from gynecomastia can also proceed with Liposuction surgery.

It is best to know all the facts before undergoing any surgery. Liposuction surgery is not an alternative of dieting or exercise. The surgery should be performed when fat deposits do not respond anymore to dieting or exercising. Liposuction is a cosmetic surgery that has side effects and possible complications, it should not be considered as weight loss plan. Consult your doctor before undergoing Liposuction. Generally surgeons perform this surgery on good candidates having good health and exercise regularly and are physically fit. Surgeon will not perform this surgery on those who are extremely overweight. Why is this so? This is because overweight patients are more inclined towards health problems and other diseases. This makes them unqualified for the operation. An overweight person should workout or diet to burn extra fats before they think of Liposuction surgery. Discuss all the important facts with your surgeon that you need to know before and after performing the surgery. Ask your doctor and collect all necessary information through internet or magazines which can be of utmost importance for you in making the decision if you really need to have this type of surgery. Once you have finally decided to undergo Liposuction, and performed all clinical tests and have been addressed as a good candidate for the surgery, ask him under what type of Liposuction surgery you fit in. There are many techniques of Liposuction surgery- tumescent liposuction, laser liposuction, ultrasound-assisted liposuction, and power-assisted liposuction; cost of the surgery varies depending on which form your surgeon suggests.

After Liposuction surgery, there are many points you should bear in mind. The surgery has side effects such as bruising and swelling which will fade away after few weeks, depending on the extent of the surgery performed on the body parts. Patients are suggested to wear elastic compression garments to reduce swelling and bleeding. The final result of the Liposuction surgery will appear usually after six months; however, in some cases the results would be already visible after a few weeks from surgery as the bruising and the swelling diminish. For many patients this surgery has shown positive results thereby making them feel great and improving their self-esteem all over again.

People should consider Liposuction as last option to reduce extra pounds. They should firstly change their diet regime and increase workout time. They should also be aware of the cost of the operation and learn about the possible risks involved during and after the surgery.

Mr. Murphy runs a comprehensive, professional and personal Plastic and Cosmetic surgery service. He consults and operates at the Spire Hospital Manchester in Whalley Range and is also an NHS Consultant at the Christie Hospital in Didsbury, Manchester. If you are interested in knowing more about Liposuction Manchester, please visit www.jamesvmurphy.com

By: Dia Bijlani

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Doublechin help please answer?

February 8th, 2010
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Bo D asked:


I have a weak chin, which makes a double-chin more noticeable that
someone that has a prominent chin.

I know there’s surgical means of getting rid of a doublechin or
“turkeyneck”, such as liposuction on the neck, genioplasty on the chin
to make it more prominent against the neck, or both.

But non surgically, can anything be done? It’s not a weight issue because I’m a normal bodyweight, the rest of my body has very little fat, but on me, by neck/underchin is the first place what little fat i do have, decides to go to!

Is there any sort of cream that can be put on the underchin/neck area
that breaks up the fat?

Is there any nonsurgical means to lessen underchin fat?

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Importance of a Healthy Diet and Exercise After Liposuction

February 8th, 2010
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Anyone who has ever tried to get rid of problematic fat in trouble spots around the hips, abdomen and thighs has probably considered liposuction at some point. This targeted procedure allows surgeons to remove excess fat from specific areas of the body. It is important to note, however, that liposuction is not a treatment for obesity. In fact, the best candidates for liposuction are people who are at a normal, healthy weight.

Once you’ve had liposuction, the fat in those problem areas is not gone for good. In order to maintain your desired look at keep fat from returning to those problems areas, it is essential to follow a healthy diet and exercise regimen after your surgery. If you decide to have liposuction, start planning your health and fitness plan today in order to get started on the path toward a healthier, fitter body.

Reasons to Stay Fit and Healthy

While liposuction can be very effective, patients can easily regain all of the fat they lost and then some. According to a recent report in a plastic surgery journal, patients are three times more likely to regain the fat they lost if they do not follow a healthy diet. The same report also revealed that patients who do not exercise regularly after having liposuction are four times more likely to gain weight.

Obviously, diet and exercise are essential to staying healthy and physically fit. How can you kick start your own health habits? While your lifestyle, physical capabilities and personality will all contribute to your choices, the following guidelines can help you make the right diet and exercise decisions.

Follow the USDA Guidelines for a Healthy Diet

With so much diet and nutrition advice circulating all around us, it can be difficult to decide which tips to follow. The best advice is to keep it as simple as possible. Follow the guidelines laid out by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), which recommended a balanced diet full of healthy grains, fruits and vegetables. Additional tips such as drinking plenty of water, limiting salt intake and reducing the amount of refined sugar you eat each day can also help you stay healthy and ward off extra pounds.

Exercise at Least Five Days Each Week

Regular physical activity is another essential component for keeping the weigh off following a liposuction procedure. The vast majority of experts recommend working out for 30 minutes each day five days each week. Are you busy and short on time? Remember that you don’t need to perform all of this exercise all at once. Simple changes to your daily routine such as taking the stairs or taking brief walks during the day can add up quickly.

However, it is important to talk to your doctor to establish a timetable for your exercise program after your liposuction surgery. While you may begin easy walking within a few days after liposuction, you should take it easy for at least two weeks after the procedure. Your liposuction doctor may also suggest waiting for at least one month after your surgery before begin a regular routine of strenuous physical exercise.

By: Kendra Wagner

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Liposuction Surgery by a Board Certfied Plastic Surgeon

February 7th, 2010
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Liposuction, also known as Liposculpture, is the most commonly performed plastic surgery in the United States where more than 400,000 men and women annually undergo this procedure. A cosmetic surgery that contours and sculpts your body into a slimmer profile, Liposuction removes unwanted and excess fat. By reducing total body fat, it can help to lower cholesterol, and reduce the risk of diabetes and heart disease.

Liposuction Candidates

Three categories of men and women seek Liposuction to achieve their ideal appearance, after trying unsuccessfully to do so through diet and exercise.

The first category of patients includes those who wish to reduce their size, including women who have gained weight due to pregnancy, hormonal fluctuations or medications. This category also includes men and women who undergo Large Volume Liposuction. Normally, Liposuction involves the removal of about two litres of fat, about the size of a “Coke” bottle. During Large Volume Liposuction, however, five or more litres of fat are removed resulting in a dramatic reduction in size.

The second category includes those who have disproportionate areas of fat in their abdomen, hips, thighs, buttocks, knees, cheeks and neck. These problem areas are commonly known as “saddlebags,” “thunder thighs,” “love handles” and “double chins.” Often, these stubborn areas of fat have genetic origins, and cannot be reduced by diet and exercise.

The third category of patients includes men who suffer from Gynecomastia, excessive breast growth due to the enlargement of breast glands, and excess fatty tissue.

In all cases, men and women who undergo Liposculpture should have had a stabilized weight for at least six months. Liposuction is not a solution for ridding of stretch marks or of cellulite.

Liposuction Techniques

There are three techniques for performing Liposuction, which vary in safety and effectiveness. All involve the insertion of a cannula — a small wand-like instrument connected to a high-powered suction machine — into tiny incisions made by the plastic surgeon into the targeted area. It is through this instrument that the plastic surgeon draws fat from beneath the skin.

Tumescent Liposuction refers to the commonest, and safest, method. “Tumescence” is the swelling and firming of fatty tissues through the infusion of a saline solution that contains Lidocaine, an anesthetic with adrenaline, which reduces blood loss and bruising.

Your plastic surgeon will soak the area with a solution that is two to three times the amount of fat and fluids to be removed. In Super-Wet Tumescent Liposuction, however, tissues are infused with fluids equal to the amount of fat and fluids to be removed. Super-Wet Liposuction uses a solution that has smaller amounts of, or no, Lidocaine, reducing the risk of Lidocaine toxicity.

Once the area is sufficiently plumped up, the plastic surgeon removes the loosened fat cells, suctioning fat and fluid through transparent vacuum-like tubes.

Power Assisted Liposuction hastens the process by an electronic-powered cannula which, like a jackhammer, suctions fat more quickly. While it lessens the plastic surgeon’s exertion, it also reduces the ability to contour with precision, especially in delicate areas like the neck and the face. Likewise, Ultrasonic Assisted Liposuction, which bombards subcutaneous fatty tissues with waves of heat and energy and was developed for use in more fibrous areas, has a high rate of risks and complications such as burns, and is not a patient’s best option.

Liposuction Results

For optimal results, Liposuction should be performed by a plastic surgeon who has a honed aesthetic sense, as well as excellent surgical skills. The surgeon must work diligently to locate the appropriate areas of subcutaneous fat in order to successfully sculpt and contour those areas. It is therefore of the utmost importance to select a cosmetic surgeon who has the highest credentials, a fine artistic sense and who is highly experienced in performing Liposuction.

By: Dave Stringham

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Liposuction for men- all you should know before traveling abroad

February 7th, 2010
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If you are one of the men who have been exercising regularly and on a strict and healthy diet and still have not been able to get rid of the stubborn fat around love handles, you need what is commonly known as Liposuction. Or you feel awkward to take out shirt or go to swimming pool because of excessive fat in your chest, commonly called “man boobs”, you need Liposuction of the chest. More and more people are opting for Liposuction to remove fat deposits under the skin as it’s a painless simple surgery.

And if you are staying in one of the countries where it costs a fortune to get the procedure done, think of India. India offers cosmetic surgery procedures at much less a cost than in any of the western countries. It is a good value for money as the healthcare facilities are equally good; surgeons are equally qualified and have the same or rather more experience. Indicure in India is the leading health care company which provides specialty treatment for Liposuction at its network of centers to people looking for affordable cosmetic procedures.

So, if you are planning to get the procedure done, you must know the following facts about it:

Liposuction does model your body but does not lift hanging skin. If your problem is the excess skin, Liposuction will not help. It does not cure obesity. If your problem is excess weight or eating disorders, you need weight loss surgery and not liposuction. Liposuction is not an answer to obesity. Liposuction only removes excess fat deposited in particular areas and is not an alternative to weight loss surgery. Liposuction will not eliminate your cellulite. Liposuction deals with deep fat deposits, whereas cellulite is a superficial problem. Liposuction will not help you get rid of stretch marks.

While traveling abroad for the procedure, make sure that

The surgeon has seen the picture of the area of where you wish to get the procedure done. You may not always know that Liposuction is the right procedure for you. Look for the credentials of the surgeon. Have a look at the resume of the surgeon and the healthcare facility before you plan to travel abroad.

 For more information about the procedure Liposuction for men log onto http://www.indicurecosmeticsurgery.com/Liposuction-Man.html or write to drruchika.m@gmail.com

 

By: Dr Ruchika

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Has anyone had abdominal liposuction?

February 7th, 2010
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marco p asked:

I am considering liposuction of the abdomen and love handles… I am 5′7 and weigh 145 lbs. I work out 6 days a week, have a trainer 2x a week and eat very healthy but can’t get rid of my stomach fat, otherwise I am a thin fit guy. All the consults I got say I’m a great candidate for surgery cause its a procedure for small problem areas and not so much for someone who is heavy/obese. Has anyone had good results with surgery??? How much pain were you in?

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Non Surgical Fat Removal – Ultrashape?

February 6th, 2010
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Liddy is Lost asked:

Has anyone ever had or heard of Ultrashape. It is non surgical liposuction using ultrasound to remove fat cells. The fat is not sucked out and it can be done in a lunch hour.

Also has anyone has mesotherapy or endermologie for cellulite.

Just to let people know, I’m a healthy weight and eat healthily, but I have areas of concern that even intensive exercise won’t shift.

Thank you.

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how long after liposuction did you see results?

February 6th, 2010
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Prettygirl asked:

I had abdominal liposuction last week and want to know when I can see results

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