Is there anyone who does not like a slim, firm figure? This is an age where it is taken for granted that men, as well as women, name a slim and attractive body as their ideal. Sagging, soft flesh on the abdomen, chest and flanks is now seen as the result of neglecting self-management.
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Tight daily working life and frequent drinking occasions may leave people with little choice but to build up abdominal obesity, but there are certainly also people who manage their figure with firm resolve, carving out time for steady exercise and controlled eating habits.
The story changes, however, for those with an absolute shortage of time, abdominal fat that simple exercise cannot remove, and a body-shape disorder that requires a surgical procedure. One of the most efficient solutions available to them is male body contouring, known as male liposuction. Body contouring, that is to say liposuction, is preferred as part of self-management by men and not only by women.
Dr. Jaeho Cho of TheLINE Plastic Surgery explains, "Enquiries are steady from men whose fat does not come off despite exercise, or who want to resolve abdominal obesity in a short time," adding, "The key is that this is not simply surgery to remove flesh but a body-tailored liposuction approach that men prefer, maximising a masculine body line."
Male liposuction is divided broadly into abdominal liposuction, love-handle liposuction (flanks) and gynecomastia. Of these, gynecomastia is a condition in which breast development makes a man's chest protrude like a woman's, and in severe cases it is known to cause enough stress to become an insecurity. The fat in these areas is removed appropriately to create a balanced, slim figure.
In particular, it is carried out safely and accurately with careful, precise surgery following a thorough consultation, including building an inverted-triangle upper body with a hint of abdominal definition, and it can be a great help in completing a slim yet firm line that considers the harmony of the whole body. Another feature is that incisions at the navel or the tailbone leave no visible scar.
The most important point here is that, because men have more muscle mass than women, the muscle and subcutaneous fat layers must be identified accurately before liposuction. This is possible with precise 3D ultrasound assessment, which identifies the individual body shape so that surgery can be performed more accurately. It is also the reason recovery is fast with minimal incisions and safe surgery is possible without damage to soft tissue such as nerves and blood vessels.
Dr. Yongseung Seo advised, "Systematic aftercare following liposuction is also an important factor determining the result of the surgery, and an essential step towards a firm figure that is distinctly male," adding, "Any man who has considered body contouring for a long time should first find a male liposuction specialist and start with a consultation."
