Male Cosmetic Surgery New Jersey Facial and Body Surgical Procedures

At the Parker Center in Paramus, New Jersey

More men then ever are having cosmetic surgery today. Intense competition in the business world as well as continued growing interest in health and fitness is probably responsible for this. The most common facial procedures include eyelid surgery, facelift, neck contouring, rhinoplasty, chin augmentation, otoplasty and brow lift. Common body procedures include abdominoplasty, body lift, liposuction, arm lift, gynecomastia treatment, and post bariatric surgery.

Our approach to cosmetic surgery in men is somewhat different from our female patients. Most men require a higher level of anonymity then their female counterparts, and desire a quick, painless recovery to rapidly return them to the workplace. Additionally, our goal to deliver natural, non-operated looking results to our patients is particularly appreciated by men.

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Top Plastic Surgery Procedures for Men

1. Rhinoplasty/Nose Reshaping – 63,585 men in 2010

Dr. Parker changes the shape of a patient’s nose by changing the configuration of their nasal bones and cartilage. He may also correct breathing problems at the same time by correcting the patient’s deviated nasal septum and other related internal nasal structures. Rhinoplasty procedures can be performed in combination with other procedures, such as a face lift, blepharoplasty, liposuction, otoplasty, or chin augmentation.

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2. Eyelid Rejuvenation – 31,476 men in 2010

When the upper eyelids begin to droop due to aging, many problems can arise. These problems can range from an aesthetically displeasing look to actual obstruction of vision. Eyelid Rejuvenation procedures can also be combined with a face lift or chin augmentation.

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3. Liposuction – 23,899 men in 2010

Liposuction, also known as liposculpture, suction lipectomy or suction assisted lipectomy, is the most common cosmetic procedure performed in the United States. The goal of liposuction is to remove targeted areas of diet and exercise resistant fat in order to contour the body. Fat removal with liposuction is permanent, however, it is not a method of weight control or a treatment for obesity.

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4. Gynecomastia – 18,280 men in 2010

Gynecomastia is a medical term that means enlargement of the male breast. It can affect one breast or both and is relatively common in adolescent boys and older males alike. Prominent nipples and “puffy” areolas are often seen with this condition, but can be corrected with a breast reduction for men. Dr. Paul Parker, understands the emotional effects of this type of procedure and takes time to explain the various options to his patients.

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5. Otoplasty/Ear Pinning – 11,814 men in 2010

Ears that over-protrude from the sides of the head can make boys and men self-conscious about their appearance. To improve upon the prominence of ears, an otoplasty, or ear surgery, can be a performed as a wonderful solution.