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Plastic Surgery for Men Correcting Male Breast Enlargement

Saturday, August 29th, 2009

how to get rid of man boobs Now, correcting male breast enlargement, a condition known as gynecomastia, has become the third most requested procedure of plastic surgery for men in the United States.

San Francisco plastic surgeon, Dr. Scott W. Mosser, reports a steady increase in male patients in the Bay Area seeking many plastic surgery procedures once performed only on women. As a result, plastic surgery for men will frequently include one of the following procedures. Liposuction for facial and body contouring leads the way, followed by rhinoplasty. Nevertheless, situated third in the demands and rising fast is the procedure to correct male breast enlargement, a condition much more prevalent than generally known.

Gynecomastia is a condition that is present to some degree in about a third of the male population. Gynecomastia is a term describing the condition itself, regardless of the nature of the cause leading to the development of such a problem. The condition may be pathological, physiological, or a side effect of taking certain drugs (for instance, various treatments including hormones). In any of the circumstances, patients feel uncomfortable about the way they look. Fortunately, correction is possible with male plastic surgery procedures.

Often a reason for embarrassment and concealment, male plastic surgery can achieve a life changing result in many cases. The feeling of discomfort related to your appearance will no longer burden you. A consultation with Dr. Scott W. Mosser, a Board-Certified plastic surgeon specializing in breast surgery, could answer many of your questions and explain the types of male plastic surgery you may undergo for correcting this disorder. Dr. Mosser will examine the symptoms and together with you determine the possible causes of your gynecomastia. Then you can opt for the type of plastic surgery for men, which suits you best.

Three are three general approaches to correcting gynecomastia. The first procedure is liposuction . With such a procedure, the purpose is to remove excess fatty tissue that may be causing the overall uncomfortable feeling, and reshape the breast and chest area. The second male plastic surgery procedure is a combination of surgical incisions made around the nipples to remove excess glandular and fatty tissue plus liposuction of the surrounding area to reshape and sculpture the chest area.

The third procedure is surgical breast reduction achieved by surgical incisions made in the natural skin folds of the chest and around the nipples. This third option is a general recommendation in the cases where there has been extreme weight loss resulting in loose or sagging skin, and a repositioning of the nipples may be necessary to achieve an esthetic result.

The type of plastic surgery for men indicated depends on the type of tissue contributing to the male breast enlargement condition. This can include the following types: glandular tissue, which requires surgical removal of glandular tissue; fatty-glandular, which requires surgical removal of glandular tissue with or without removal of adjacent fat to give the best overall shape; simple fatty, which requires diet/exercise for weight loss, with auxiliary surgical removal of fatty tissue.

You will discuss with your surgeon the type of tissue at the basis of your breast enlargement condition and then decide on the best surgical procedure to approach. Remember that you need to be aware of your options and consult with a surgeon who is ready to answer all of your questions concerning such a procedure.

Amelie Mag
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/plastic-surgery-for-men-correcting-male-breast-enlargement-140234.html

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100% Proper Bench Press Technique: your First Step to a Firmer Chest

Friday, August 28th, 2009

How to get rid of man boobs Now, if you are familiar with only one exercise in the Bright ‘N Fit Training Routine, it is probably the Flat Barbell Bench Press. Enter any local fitness center or campus gym and you will more than likely witness someone performing this movement. The question is, how many of those people are doing it properly?

This exercise, when done correctly, will lead to great strength, power, and size gains in the chest, shoulders, and triceps.

Muscles worked during the Flat Barbell Bench Press:

• Chest (Pectorals)

• Front Shoulders (Anterior Deltoids)

• Arms (Triceps)

It is important to learn how to perform the Flat Barbell Bench Press to receive all of its benefits and avoid injuries, particularly to the shoulder and elbow joints.

Step 1: Setting Up

The set-up is crucial for performing the exercise properly. You must be in a tight and stabilized position before and throughout the movement.

Head Position: Lie down on a flat bench directly under the barbell as it sits in the hooks of the rack. Adjust your body (slide your back forward or backward on the bench) so that the center of the barbell is directly over your eyes. Keep your chin tucked, and your eyes looking above.

Hand Position: Grab the barbell with your hands equally distant from your body, placing them about 23-26 inches apart. This grip will evenly activate your chest and tricep muscles, rather than one more so than the other. Hold the barbell low in your hands (as close to your wrists and away from your fingers as possible) to prevent the weight of the bar from bending your wrists and placing stress on your elbows. Be sure to wrap your thumbs around the barbell, and squeeze the bar as hard as you can. A “thumbless” grip can be extremely dangerous because you have less control of the barbell.

Upper-body Position: Puff your chest out by pulling your shoulder blades together and pressing your back against the bench. Keep everything tight. This position will make your body a more stable surface to push from, allowing you to bench press more weight. It will also place less stress on your shoulder joints.

Feet Position: Your feet should be flat on the ground, and about 30 inches apart. Try to drive your heels into the floor.

Now that you have gotten into that tight position, you must hold it throughout your entire set.

Step 2: Unracking the Barbell

Extend your arms to push the barbell straight up in order to remove it from the hooks of the rack. If you have a spotter, ask him/her to give you a “lift-off,” in which he/she helps you unrack the weight by pulling the barbell straight up out of the hooks before you begin your set.

As you remove the barbell from the hooks, slightly move the bar towards your feet so it is directly over your lower chest. Your spotter can remove his/her hands from the bar once you have the barbell completely under control.

Now you are ready to bench press!

Step 3: Bench!

As you are bench pressing, remember to keep your chest out, shoulder blades pinched together, back against the bench, and feet firmly on the ground.

• First, take a big breath and slowly lower the barbell in a straight line until it touches your lower chest. As you are doing this, try to keep your elbows tucked to your sides, and your wrists in line with your elbows. Do not follow the barbell with your eyes as you lower the bar to your lower chest, keep looking up.

• Once the barbell touches your lower chest, pause for a second to eliminate the tendency to bounce the bar off your chest.

• As you release the air by breathing out, explosively push or “press” the barbell in a straight line directly above your lower chest by extending your arms. Keep your elbows tucked to your sides and squeeze the barbell as hard as you can as you are doing this.

• Repeat from the first bullet-point of Step 3.

Practice this technique with an empty (unloaded) barbell until you have developed muscle memory. The movement may seem awkward at first but it will become more comfortable as you continue practicing it. Remember to stay 100% focused during every single rep!

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Ty Lom
http://www.articlesbase.com/men’s-health-articles/100-proper-bench-press-technique-your-first-step-to-a-firmer-chest-312792.html

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Fat On The Chest And Butt

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

2 Fat On The Chest And ButtMore Fun Bodyweight Training For Fat Loss Video At http://buildingbodies.ca/exercise/silly-video-bodyweight-training-and-the-woods/

how to get rid of man boobs Now, the first question is from a male who would really like to lose some weight particularly in the chest area. He’s been working out for 1 to 2 years and the rest of his body has leaned out but his chest has not. He wants to know if running will reduce chest fat along with some other chest exercises to get rid of his chest fat.

The second question is from a female who is 33,weighs 129lbs and is 5 foot 4 inches. She asks about her current routine and how to tweak it so that she gets better results for her thighs and glutes.

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Killer Home Chest Workout

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

2 Killer Home Chest Workouthttp://forum.scoobysworkshop.com
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How to get rid of man boobs Now, here is a great chest workout you can do at home with a cheap dumbbell set. Big gyms are nice but when you can get a killer workout at home without the overhead of getting to and from the gym. In this chest workout we are going to do pushups, then with no rest immediately do flys, then with no rest immediately do dumbbell press. Make sure and use a much lighter weight than you usually would on the flys and dumbbell press because after the pushups you wont have much left in you. After doing this set of three exercises, wait 2-5 minutes and do it again. Do 5-8 sets like this and you will be sore the next day.

As with all dumbbell exercises, form is key if you want to maximize your muscle building efforts and minimize the chance of injury. Don’t use too much weight, if you can’t do the exercise slowly then you need to go lighter. Count aloud “one onethousand, two onethousand, three onethousand” on the way up and the way down, if you cant do this on this exercise then you are using too much weight. The reason this exercise method maximizes your muscle growth is because it confines the motion to the muscle you are trying to work out, if your body squirms, swings, and kicks, all you are doing is taking the focus away from the muscle you are trying to exercise.

Anyone can be healthier, have more energy, sleep better, and feel better about themselves through bodybuilding. Bodybuilding doesn’t have to be expensive or take a lot of time, gyms are great but home workouts can save you time and money. A cheap dumbbell set from a garage sale or walmart is all it takes to get started with your home workouts.

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Greg Plitt: Chest workout

Sunday, August 23rd, 2009

2 Greg Plitt: Chest workouthow to get rid of man boobs Now … Hi, since I’ve posted this vid many people thought I was Gregg Plitt. I just posted this vid to help me work out and for my buds. Sorry to dissapoint. Dumbell flat/incline bench press/fly, dips, pushups

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