Dr Ashwini Dash

  Gynecomastia vs Chest Fat Due to the fact that both illnesses can result in chest enlargement , gynecomastia is frequently confused with extra chest fat. Although they may have a similar clinical presentation, excess gland and fat are quite different conditions, even if they frequently coexist in the same patient. Men who have genuine gynecomastia frequently feel discomfort, soreness, and touch sensitivity. In addition to feeling firmer to the touch, gynecomastia swelling can make the nipples look 'puffy'. Men frequently seek therapy for this disease due to their puffy nipples. Gynecomastia is a condition that men cannot treat with diet and exercise alone. In some circumstances, diet and exercise alone may be enough to reduce male chest fat. The ideal method for getting a more toned, contoured chest with a more aesthetically pleasing appearance is gynecomastia surgery. Treatment for gynecomastia can also aid in removing any pain or discomfort brought on by the condition,

  Older patients who want to get rid of loose or sagging skin around the neck and jaw often choose facelift surgery. Rhytidectomy, often known as a classic facelift, midface lift, and mini facelift are the three main forms of facelift surgery. A neck lift is a complimentary operation that will enhance the results of the facelift. Surgery is used in all four treatments to remove and replace your skin. Customary Facelift: The greatest candidates for traditional facelifts are older patients with loose or wrinkled skin. The patient is first given local anesthesia to numb them before the treatment begins. The incision is the next procedure, and your surgeon will start by making cuts behind your ears and along your hairline behind your temples. After cutting the skin, the surgeon will remove the appropriate amount of skin to tighten the skin on the face. Your surgeon will start stitching up the wound once the appropriate amount of skin has been removed. In order to hide scars, they will perf