Common Problem for Men-Embarrassing to Talk About

Imagine growing up avoiding playing shirts and skins or skipping out on pool parties because you didn't want to take your shirt off. Sound like you? Me too. Gynecomastia is a very common problem among men. Like most guys, I hit the gym hard and only made the problem worse-you can't turn breast tissue into muscle. My biggest hurdle was how embarrassed I was to talk about it. Life changes and one day I decided to reach out to Dr. Jon Brower's office (Body by Z) in Providence, RI. Every staff member there was kind and supportive. I was so worried about being laughed at. When I met Dr. Brower, he was equally kind and understanding. I never felt judged or uncomfortable in any way. More than that, the doctor is an artist. As he did his first exam I could see the wheels turning and his vision of how I would look which he described as "amazing". He was upfront about everything including the cost and recovery time. I was also given his personal cell phone number so that I could call or text anytime during my recovery.
If you are deciding to do this but the only thing in your way is embarrassment I recommend you contact Dr. Brower. Book a consultation and you will be booking an OR that day. Be realistic about the recovery time. You cannot have the surgery in June and be on a beach by July. It was about a year before I was comfortable doing that. Here I am a year later. I still hit the gym hard and look for reasons to take off my shirt-pools, hot tubs, beach days.
This is an embarrassing problem that is shared by most men. It is so embarrassing that I was hesitant to leave a review but I did for two reasons: 1. Dr. Brower and his team are some of the kindest, understanding, and talented people I have ever met and deserve the recognition. 2. I want to help other guys out there who are like I was. I want you to feel safe taking control of your outward appearance. I want you to know what it feels like to be confident in wearing the tight shirts or polos you were given as a gift but refuse to wear. It can be better for you. With one consultation you will begin a journey toward something you have always wanted. Good luck.