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A beautiful, strong chest: the dream of every man.
Men frequently find that even with exercise, they are unable
to achieve the chest development that they desire. This had led
to the demand for the operation known as pectoral implantation.
The operation is useful for men with less
than normal chest development or for men who are simply unable
to achieve the chest size they desire with maximum exercise. It
can also be used for men with underdevelopment of the muscles
of one side of the chest.
THE
SURGERY
The operation is performed on an outpatient basis under local
anaesthesia with intravenous sedation.
The surgery involves an incision in the armpit. Through this
incision, implants are inserted beneath the chest muscles.
At the Yoskarn Clinic, the preferred method is through the
endoscopic approach, using telescopes and video cameras to assure
precise dissection with minimal risk of bleeding for infection
The implants are made in various sizes out of a no leak silicone
rubber.
The goal of the procedure is to achieve a
natural-looking contour of the male chest.
The implants are held in place by the overlying pectoralis muscle.
The muscle function itself is not disturbed.
THE
RECOVERY
Patients should anticipate considerable soreness for the first
few days after surgery. It will take a week or so to resume normal
activity and full activity is restricted for up to six weeks.
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