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Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #65

Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must read magazine for anyone contemplating a cosmetic procedure. In this issue we feature surgery after massive weight loss, 5 things you need to know about breast augmentation, the best body implants, makeup marvels and what to eat for amazing skin.

Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must read magazine for anyone contemplating a cosmetic procedure.
In this issue we feature surgery after massive weight loss, 5 things you need to know about breast augmentation, the best body implants, makeup marvels and what to eat for amazing skin.

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easts<br />

By balancing the<br />

figure <strong>and</strong> creating<br />

more youthful<br />

contours, breast<br />

surgery can make a<br />

significant difference<br />

in both male <strong>and</strong><br />

female patients<br />

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‘In younger patients, the tissue is more gl<strong>and</strong>ular <strong>and</strong> gynaecomastia can<br />

occur due to the overuse of steroids <strong>and</strong> peptides or the onset of puberty,’ he<br />

says. ‘Older males will sometimes experience gynaecomastia with weight gain,<br />

however not all overweight males will suffer from it – it’s very selective.’<br />

‘After surgery there is sometimes a hollowness where there used to be<br />

swelling, <strong>and</strong> the skin is loose or lax,’ Dr Flynn explains. ‘We can use skintightening<br />

laser or radiofrequency treatments to improve this, but it is a possible<br />

outcome of which patients must be aware. Also, males are often less accepting<br />

of scars on their breasts than females. The surgeon’s experience is essential in<br />

managing all these components to achieve the best result for each patient.’<br />

To help reduce the appearance of scarring in female patients, Dr Flynn usually<br />

creates the incision in the inframammary crease, at the base of the breast in the<br />

breast fold. ‘The inframammary crease allows good surgical access but it is also<br />

is where the scar is best hidden,’ he says.<br />

The surgical outcomes in both male <strong>and</strong> female patients depends greatly<br />

on the recovery period. A well-planned recovery, involving a diligent follow-up<br />

process, is imperative in securing the optimum results following breast surgery.<br />

Because of the number of elements involved in breast surgery, <strong>and</strong> the<br />

different techniques required for male <strong>and</strong> female patients, Dr Flynn explains<br />

the surgeon’s experience is paramount in creating natural-looking results, with<br />

minimum risk of complications.<br />

‘It is essential the surgeon is aware of all aspects involved; fatty vs gl<strong>and</strong>ular<br />

tissue; the change to the skin’s collagen with age; <strong>and</strong> the differences between<br />

male <strong>and</strong> female patients,’ Dr Flynn explains. ‘In taking these elements into<br />

account, the surgeon can create optimum results in breast surgery <strong>and</strong> help<br />

restore or improve each patient’s body confidence <strong>and</strong> self-esteem.’ csbm<br />

BEFORE<br />

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AFTER female breast surgery (breast augmentation) by Dr Flynn<br />

BEFORE<br />

AFTER male breast surgery (gynaecomastia) by Dr Flynn<br />

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