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Man Boobs Bye Bye - Scottsdale, AZ

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I was at John L. Williams office today for pre-op...

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WORTH IT$2,500

I was at John L. Williams office today for pre-op consult and off the cuff (because I had been reading about Gynecomastia on REAL-SELF) asked about my chest. Even though I work out It is still flabby and not flat. So after a few minutes of examination he said on a scale of 1-10 I am a 3 with breast tissue and would also benefit from lipo of the chest.
So we are also doing this procedure since I know I will regret not asking about it and doing something about it later on.

When I got fat right at the same time as puberty set in my breasts grew thick and almost pointed. That was not a good time in life to gain wait as it is common for pubescent boys to have enlarged breast for s period of time during puberty, but getting fat simultaneously made a mess.

I lost 50 pounds a while ago, gained 15 in muscle, and had abdominoplasty which is another review. Its been over a year and I work out lifting weights with full commitment. My pecs have thickened immensely from exercise and I started working on my back muscles.
I had a friend photograph my back so I could track the muscle development and that is when I saw all of the looses flesh on my flanks, backside and down my butt. So I am scheduled for posterior lipectomy (male butt lift) surgery this Friday October 11, 2013; in addition Dr. Williams will remove the glandular tissue and lipo the chest area.

I figure if I have worked this hard to build the muscle of the pectoral region I might as well have it look good. The additional cost is $2500.00 since I am combing it with the butt lift (different review).

Pictures will post soon.

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John Williams, MD

John Williams, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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October 8, 2013

Abscape- so fun that you started a new review. I love watching your progress to your perfect You. Seems like the additional spend will be well worth it. Keep us posted for sure.

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October 8, 2013
Never in my life had I planned to get plastic surgery, let alone 3 separate improvements.I started thinking crap what if my doctor thinks I'm getting addicted to this stuff? Then it occurred to me that the three procedures I am going through are often done all at one time under the name Mommy Makeover.   I'm glad I chose to deal with the Gynecamastia now while already under anesthesia to save money and wear and tear on my psyche.   The interesting thing about plastic surgery is that I worked really hard to deal with weight loss, alcoholism, and a sundry of other things which resulted in permanent damage to my body. elective procedures are the opportunity to get what I could have had if I took care of myself properly all these years, and maybe still not have had the body that elective procedures can provide.   I think it is worth the money. I save and negotiate. So I could be traveling to Greece and looking at stuff or traveling to Scottsdale and getting something to look at for the rest of my life.
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January 1, 2014
Congratulations, and I agree with the reference to mommy makeovers. I have having a tummy tuck with muscle reconstruction and hernia repair along with a brazilian butt lift. I am afraid to add to boob lift to that! You are awesome for going after your dream body and I applaud you for that :) I will be on the flat side very soon.
October 9, 2013

Hey guy so glad to have you here in the male BR community.  Definitely post the new pictures, looking forward to that.

 

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November 24, 2014
Last Friday, November 21, 2014 I visited Dr. John Williams for the one year follow up on the two surgeries: gynecomastia and belt lipectomy (aka back side tummy tuck). The Dr. Commented about the increasing number of men getting uncomfortable enough about gynecomastia that they are seeking help when the diet and exercise advice continually fails. Dr. Williams is such a comfortable guy for dudes to visit with I can see why they choose him, not to mention he is very surgically skilled. Anyway, he took photos and I'll post them as soon as I get them.
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Pre-Op Chest at Plastic Surgeon's Office October 7, 2013

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As mentioned earlier in this review my plastic surgeon stated that my gynecomastia on a scale of 1-10 is a 3. Diet and exercise did have a lot of effect on the protrusion but there is still a lot of fatty and breast tissue which can be felt when flexing. he will do Tumescent Lipo and breast tissue excision through An aureola incision.
I am already having Posterior Belt Lipectomy so this procedure is an "add-on" afterthought which will save a lot of money.
Since I was a teenager I have hated my chest. This surgery creeps me out a bit. I am not watching anymore YOUTUBE videos, they just freak me out; I guess in my mind this area of the body to me is hyper sensitive.

I asked my surgeon why don't more men do this? I look around the locker room and this condition is sort of rampant and in some cases rather severe.

He replied that men in general are more afraid than women. If they would get over their fears they would not be so embarrassed by their appearance.
Gynecomastia IS embarrassing. It just looks weird to me, almost unnatural.

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Worth every ouch. Keep on the sunny side of life.

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Surgery is no doubt serious business, it is my opinion though that my attitude not only affects my outcome but affects all of the people involved with the process.
My butt lift and gynecomastia surgery were yesterday in Scottsdale, Arizona.
I made a concerted effort to be pleasant, patient, kind, and appreciative to every single person I came into contact with at the surgery center yesterday.
I had a good experience and am resting today.
I remember reading on RS about the pain with lipo and yes it has more discomfort than incisions do.
I'm sore from the lipo of the chest and flanks. I asked the surgeon to use mu iPhone for pictures because I learned after the abdominoplasty that you get about 40 minutes of amnesia from anesthesia. I couldn't remember the surgeons drawings on my body even though I was wide awake when he did them. The anesthesia wipes out your prior memories.
All is well. I only have drains from the lipectomy but not the chest.
I'm sore but since I've done this before I also remember that I forget all of the discomfort in a few months.

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