Gynecomastia Surgery

Various reports indicate that at least 15% of men in the United States experience Gynecomastia (male breast enlargement) to some degree. In Britain, a recent poll discovered that 70% of men are unhappy with their bodies - which, incidentally, are the same proportion as women. It is no wonder that more and more men worldwide are opting for Gynecomastia Surgery...

But, is it always necessary?

In my own research, I've spoken with traditional Medical Doctors (MD's), Natural Doctors (Naturopaths), and even a few Plastic Surgeons about the risks and benefits of Gynecomastia Surgery. I've also read many reports. What's interesting is that even though most standard medical practices usually opt for drugs and surgery first, treating the symptoms, while most alternative medical practices would prefer to analyze the "whole system" (Holistic Medicine), most authorities agree that Gynecomastia is an actual hormonal condition, which does affect about 3-5% of men worldwide.

What this means is that men may develop "man boobs" because of a hormonal condition, but most of the time, the male breast enlargement is simply a symptom of being overweight and carrying too much fat.

"But I Want To Look Good Now!"

That's what the doctors are hearing.

Some guys choose the method popular in the 1950's - a combination of coffee, minimalistic veggies and some sort of "speed", like Ephedra. Not the healthiest choice, by the way...

I'm not a doctor, and I have not played one on TV. I do know that the Holistic approach would consider a change in diet, nutrition and exercise before considering drastic measures like Gynecomastia Surgery. There are expenses and certain risks involved with invasive procedures, to be sure, so if you are considering surgery as a remedy, you should consult a qualified surgeon and ask to see his or her patient record before you embark down that road.

Otherwise, there are a few products on the market that have boasted great results with chest fat loss in an effort to Avoid Gynecomastia Surgery.