There are some men who huff, puff and go through all the required paces, but still face the disappointment of seeing their chests refusing to gain that buffed, hard-muscled look. And then again, there are those men who achieve that kind of a chest by simply having a pec or pectoral implant.
If women could increase their breast size through a breast augmentation procedure, than the options that were available for men to do the same are bound to include pectoral implants. The procedure works on the same lines as a breast implant procedure.
An implant made of solid silicone [unlike the silicone gel implants used for women] is inserted under the pectoralis muscle in the chest area. The incision is usually hidden in the arm pit area. In case of a change of mind, the implants are easily removable with the recovery time for removal being less than what it was for insertion.
A few important issues have to be considered though while deciding to get a pec implant. The implants will not add definition to your chest muscles. They are only capable of providing volume. Definition can only be gained through additional exercise.
Like all surgeries, a pec implant surgery too involves complications like displacement of the implants, hematoma, seroma, and numbness in the upper arm. Proper consultation and a qualified cosmetic surgeon can go a long way in ensuring your health and safety.
At the Plastic Surgery Institute of California, we have qualified and board certified cosmetic surgeons that perform such procedures. A pectoral implant procedure can also help correct asymmetry and the absence of the pectoralis in patients. Contact us today, to avail of the best cosmetic surgery services available in
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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This is a great blog. Thank you for putting this forum together. I have been reading blogs like this for awhile and for the most part people have had positive experiences with their elective procedures. That is great to see. I would be interested to know how satisfied you were in your search for a elective surgeon or provider. That could be the most difficult part of the process - finding a good surgeon for your specific situation. I am the VP of Operations at The Patients Advantage. I am not interested in selling what we do on these blogs. What we do is at no cost to patients. I am interested in feedback from people who have already gone through the search process and or taken the process all the way and had an elective procedure done. We have been in business since 2004 and feedback from people like yourself is vital to develop the tools to keep patients better informed on who the best surgeons or providers are and the research tools about the procedures of interest. Subsequently surgeons and providers will benefit by having more informed patients. Please reply to this post on what is important to you…or email me directly from here or through our site www.thepatientsadvantage.com.
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