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| Name | VASER Liposuction For Gynecomastia |
| Video Uploader | Video From Westlake Plastic Surgery Center & AGC |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 19-01-2021 15:28:33 |
| Video Discription | With a standard case of Zone 1 gynecomastia, our patient comes to the Austin Gynecomastia Center to visit gynecomastia expert Dr. Robert Caridi to treat his gyno, restore his self-esteem and give him back control of his life. Dr. C will use his proven and phenomenally successful “standard” gyno treatment that involves a combination of VASER and traditional liposuction to reduce as much gyno tissue as is possible before excising the rest that is too dense for liposuction and then contouring the chest to ensure a flat, shapely and manly chest. Want more information about full tissue removal gynecomastia surgery, the gynecomastia “Zone” system or other gyno related information? Read about this misunderstood condition from the Austin Gynecomastia Center here: https://westlakeplasticsurgery.com/austin-gynecomastia-center/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=AGC&utm_content=uO_7g6vpR-k-description What's up with gyno - what is it and how many people have it? Gynecomastia refers to the appearance of female-like breasts in a man, ranging from simply puffy nipples to full-blown breast development. The real problem associated with gynecomastia is the negative psychological consequences such as antisocial behaviors, depression, among many others. While there is little-to-no documentation of how these figures were derived, but it has been reported that it is estimated that gynecomastia occurs in roughly 5-30% of all men. As of the beginning of 2021, with a world population of 7.8 billion with roughly half of those being male, this is somewhere between roughly 195 million and 1.2 billion estimated men with gynecomastia! While not a common condition, gynecomastia is certainly anything but rare. Do we know the cause of gynecomastia? Although there is much more research needed to get more conclusive data to determine the exact cause of gyno, we do know that there is an association between an imbalance in sex hormones (estrogen and testosterone) and gynecomastia development. The overwhelmingly most common source is due to a hormonal imbalance during puberty, also known as pubertal gynecomastia, while the remainder is due to prohormone use, medication or medical conditions and genetics. Pubertal gynecomastia occurs during puberty in some men when there is more estrogen being produced than normal, which causes breast tissue (gyno) to develop just like it does in women and does not go away until removed via surgery. Prohormone use is almost exclusively found in men taking supplements or other substances (namely steroids) to enhance their muscle growth or aid in their workouts; these introduce excess hormones to the body and cause gyno tissue growth and potentially several other adverse conditions. An extremely small number of gyno cases are due to genetics, medications or medical conditions. Regardless of how you developed gynecomastia, at the end of the day, it really does not matter, as gyno is gyno and it is ALL treated just the same. Pseudogynecomastia? The concept of pseudogynecomastia, or “fake gynecomastia”, is something Dr. C vehemently disapproves of and is a highly confusing term that does not provide any benefit. This is because it is an illusion that gives the hope that the gynecomastia consists solely of fatty tissue (which is something Dr. C has NEVER seen) and it will somehow go away with weight loss. Gyno is gyno, there is no in-between and the only effective treatment for it is with surgery. Want to see more amazing gynecomastia surgery before and after photos of all different types? Visit the gyno before and after gallery here: https://westlakeplasticsurgery.com/austin-gynecomastia-center/gynecomastia-before-and-after/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=AGC&utm_content=uO_7g6vpR-k-description Does weight affect gynecomastia? Yes, weight can influence gynecomastia and morbid obesity can promote gynecomastia development. In a nutshell, as the amount of fatty tissue in your body increases, or in other words, as your weight increases, testosterone levels start to decrease, and estrogen levels start to increase. So, the more fat you have means that more testosterone is converted to estrogen, creating an imbalance in the normal ratio of these hormones which is an ideal environment for gynecomastia development. This is but one reason that “pseudogynecomastia” is never just fat and is therefore not “fake” gynecomastia. Interested in the cost of gynecomastia surgery or want more information? Submit a free gyno removal consultation here: https://westlakeplasticsurgery.com/austin-gynecomastia-center/consultation/?utm_source=YouTube&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=AGC&utm_content=uO_7g6vpR-k-description Make sure to subscribe to our channel and follow us on Instagram for live footage and behind the scenes sneak peeks: https://www.instagram.com/WestlakePlasticSurgery/ |
| Category | Education |
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