All of us want to feel confident in our own skin, and men are no different! But if you don’t feel comfortable with the way your chest looks, that can feel impossible.           

One common and yet seldom talked about condition can destroy your self-confidence and make going shirtless something you dread. This condition is called Gynecomastia, and according to the Mayo Clinic, 30 percent of men will develop it at some point in their lives. 

Attaining an overall look that works perfectly during swimsuit and tank top season isn't as difficult as you may think. How is it done? Through a combination of breast augmentation surgery and liposuction

While breast augmentation surgery produces desired results, many women are still left with a bit of fat between their bra band area and under arm. It's the kind of fat that always shows up in photos and, worse, it tends to be resistant to diet and exercise.

You’ve been working hard to lose those extra pounds from quarantining by exercising every day and eating a healthy diet. But you’re still struggling with your trouble zones, which is frustrating you to the max. 

After your liposuction procedure, you may wonder what would happen if you gained weight. After all, you’ve done all the hard work already like exercising and eating right, reaching an ideal weight and living a healthy lifestyle. Now you’ve achieved the sculpted look you’ve always wanted -and you like it!

You’d be frustrated and sad if gaining a few pounds would jeopardize your new and beautiful body contours.

As many people have been stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, gaining weight has become a serious frustration. While exercise and dieting can help you shed pounds, sometimes, it’s not enough. You can still find yourself with unwanted rolls and folds.


Fortunately, there are treatment options available, something that can dramatically slim your waistline, tummy, back, glutes, and thighs. Liposuction can help you take back your body and your confidence.

But, liposuction isn’t for everyone. If you’re interested in investing in a treatment for your body, mind, and soul, read on to learn when liposuction is—and isn’t—a good fit.

Having the body of your dreams doesn’t necessarily mean looking like the women or men on the cover of Vogue. It means having a body that you feel good about and feel comfortable in. 

Maybe that means Vogue, maybe Parenting or Good Housekeeping. Whatever look you’re going for with your ideal body, you know how frustrating it can be when summer rolls around and your body just isn’t where you want it to be.

A double chin can be such a frustrating cosmetic problem. Not only does it make your profile less attractive, but it can also make you look heavier overall. Plus, it’s hard to feel confident when you see a double chin every time you pick up your phone.

So what can you do about it? Well, you can try exercise, though very little evidence exists to support the results. You could settle for your double chin, feeling self-confident and looking older than you really are. Or, you could thin down your neck with liposuction. As strange as it sounds, the third option may be your best choice.

Most resolutions involve losing weight and getting into shape, but what happens a few months into the year, when your new year’s resolve has thawed like the coming of spring?

It’s a problem you’d prefer not to talk about: the excess fat on your chest. Whether you’re in the pool, at the beach, or in the bedroom, you don’t want to take your shirt off for fear of judgment.

You may be a completely healthy man. You may be diligent about your exercise, you watch what you eat, you don’t smoke, and you’re at a normal weight for your height. Yet every time you look in the mirror you see masses of fat tissue on your chest that just won’t go away no matter what you do.

Diet, exercise, targeted fitness — you’ve done it all. And, while these lifestyle changes are major players in helping you stay healthy and active, sometimes, no matter how hard you work, stubborn fat and problem areas refuse to submit to your efforts.