The most common procedures perform in male are:

• - Liposuction
• - Ginecomastia (ear pin back)
• - Rhinoplasty (nose job)
• - Face Lift
• - Chin implant
• - Calf implant
• - Butt implants (fat transfer to butt)

- Gynecomastia: (male breast tissue)

The presence of breast tissue on the male chest is call gynecomastia. This is a common problem in males and is usually associated to being overweight, genetically, hormonially or medication induced (steroids). The deposit can be symmetrical or asymmetrical, as well as a mix of pattern fat, breast tissue or both.

The operation:

Most of the patients also preset a fat deposit in the  area so the operation begins with liposuction. Almost 50% of the cases are resolved with liposuction alone. In the remaining cases, the breast tissue has to be removed; this is done through a half moon incision around the areola. Since all the fat has been removed prior by liposuction, this makes the extraction of the breast tissue very easy. It is also isolated and you just separate the connective tissue.

It is very important to leave a small layer of tissue to prevent an indentation or retraction of the nipple.

Post op instructions:

Suture removal in 1 week, minimal arm removal the first week. I always use a drainage left for 7 days, and firm compression for 2 to 4 weeks and patient are able to go work out in 1 month.

Reconstructive Procedures:

• - Facial Reconstruction
• - Breast Reconstruction
• - Clif and Lip Palat Reconstruction
• - Hand Reconstruction
• - Lower Limb Reconstruction