Do you know a man who is uncomfortable removing his shirt in public, avoids most sports and even physical intimacy because of over-developed or enlarged breasts (also called gynecomastia)? A consultation with a plastic surgeon may be the first step to a life changing solution. 
You’ve been thinking about breast implants, but your friends or the internet have scared you off with myths that are misinformed at best, while others are just plain wrong! Here are the top five myths about implants that deserve to be debunked: 
If you don’t recognize the person in the mirror anymore, here are the top 5 plastic surgery procedures millions of people just like you choose to look great and feel better about themselves: Smaller incisions make happier breast implant patients
Have you been seriously considering breast implants? Did you know that you not only have a choice of the type of implant you prefer (silicone or saline), but your plastic surgeon also has a choice between the traditional implant delivery method of using their fingers for insertion or a NEWER technique using the Keller Funnel 2, a device that gently slips a silicone implant into place? This allows the surgeon to place the implant gently and with very little force, and with a much smaller incision (about half the size of a traditional scar).
Which Breast Implant Is Best for You?
You have made the decision to have breast augmentation with implants. Now you face another major choice—which type of implant is best for you? “It is all dependent on how much tissue you are starting with,” says Dr. Deborah Pan, one of Esana’s award winning board-certified breast surgery specialists. Which type of implant does she prefer? “I use them all,” she explains. Dr. Pan works closely with her patients to explain the pros and cons of all three types so that each patient derives maximum benefit, comfort, and satisfaction.
Facing the World with Confidence and Success
What do you notice first about a new acquaintance—their intelligence, their sense of humor, their social abilities—or their looks? In that split second of meeting someone new, most of us admit that our initial impressions are based on an individual’s appearance. Eventually we go deeper and look for a wide range of character traits that make someone compatible. But if that first impression is poor, most people never engage further.