Article on Increase in English Male Cosmetic Surgery Highlights Growing Popularity and Acceptance among Men Worldwide, Notes Beverly Hills Physicians.
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) February 18, 2016 -- The number of men getting plastic surgery in Britain has grown dramatically says an article published February 9th by The Guardian. According to Los Angeles medical group Beverly Hills Physicians (BHP), this may indicate a drastic shift of growing enthusiasm in plastic surgery obtained by men around the world who wish to improve the appearance of their body and maintain a youthful appearance. The article tells the story of a young English man with slightly protruding breasts who had been advised by colleagues to exercise in order to “shed the fat,” but the end result just expanded the size of the breasts as muscle tissue grew beneath them. The man explains that the chest reduction procedure was quick and relatively painless, and provided impressive results. He notes that after explaining to colleagues that he’d had the surgery, “no one really judged him,” which BHP notes, may be a typical example of the reduction in stigma among male plastic surgery patients worldwide.
Beverly Hills Physicians explains that one of the biggest reasons some men are hesitant to have work done is because they have previously considered plastic surgery as being associated with women. Nonetheless, BHP notes that, while plastic surgery procedures among women have reached an all-time high in terms of acceptance and popularity around the world, male cosmetic surgery is catching up, and that this article is a reminder of this fact. BHP notes that some of the procedures rapidly rising in popularity among men include male breast reduction, rhinoplasty, tummy tucks, ear pinning, liposuction, and bariatric surgery.
Liposuction is a safe, reliable method to remove excess and stubborn fatty tissue that diet and exercise fail to eliminate, BHP explains. Because men in our society are expected to have flat or muscular chests, BHP notes that men with gynecomastia or enlarged breast tissue, an issue that is often hormonally driven, may feel self-conscious or embarrassed by it if their body appears too feminine. BHP notes that their medical group is highly experienced and understanding of the social pressures men face
While bariatric surgery is by no means a form of cosmetic surgery, it is another surgical procedure also growing in popularity among male patients that has tended to skew somewhat female in the past, despite its strong health benefits for all genders, notes BHP. For men with severe obesity who struggle to reduce excess weight via dieting and exercising, weight loss surgery offers dramatic results, and the benefits are consistently life changing.
For any surgical procedure for men or women, BHP prides themselves on making patient care the highest priority. For more information on the successes Beverly Hills Physicians have achieved, or to schedule a free consultation, interested readers are encouraged to call them at 800-788-1416 or visit the medical group online at http://www.BeverlyHillsPhysicians.com.
Matthew Newton, Cyberset Corp, +1 (818) 883-7277 Ext: 121, [email protected]
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