More men than ever coming for cosmetic plastic surgery- September 21, 2007 More men than ever coming for cosmetic plastic surgery The reasons for this are complex. It probably reflects an increased awareness of cosmetic surgery and a growth in decision making by men in health care issues. In the past it was known that almost all decisions about health care were made by women. An old joke was that if a man needed a urologist he asked his wife who to go to and she wouldhttp://phudson.com/2007/09/more-men-than-ever-coming-for-cosmetic.html From Boyhood, He Carried a Burden on His Chest- September 20, 2007 From Boyhood, He Carried a Burden on His Chest When Merle Yost was a boy, he developed the condition known as gynecomastia. He lived with enlarged breasts for more than two decades and then had plastic surgery to reduce their size. Yost, a California psychotherapist who maintains gynecomastia.org, is the author of the book Demystifying Gynecomastia. He spoke with U.S News on how to cope withhttp://phudson.com/2007/09/from-boyhood-he-carried-burden-on-his.html |