Considering Daddy Makeover, Experts Say Their Part

On these past years, the world of plastic surgery has welcomed a new term, it’s called Mommy Makeover. It’s about a certain group of plastic surgeries which involves breast augmentation, Botox and facelift as well as liposuction. It’s used to bring mothers to their pre-pregnancy state. This is not until we have recently celebrated Father’s day. Now we have come to consider what we call Daddy Makeover.

Reasons are pretty simple.  “Men’s bodies may not go through the stress of actually carrying a child, but that’s not to say that having children doesn’t have an adverse effect on fathers’ health,” says a certain plastic surgeon. “Even the best-behaved children can cause stress, which in turn can lead to premature wrinkles. On top of that, raising kids leaves men with less time to hit the gym, and they’ll likely be eating less-than-healthy foods as they try to keep up with their new, busy schedule.” All these matters can lead to decrease in men’s looks which result to lots of Father’s trouble in self-esteem.

It would be the same as Mommy Makeovers. The procedures involved in Daddy Makeover depend on the issues men want to target. They can have dermal fillers or Botox for facial lines. “Facelift can also be available for those who want a permanent solution,” says another expert. If wrinkles aren’t their top problem, chemical peels or dermabrasion can already help a lot.

“Liposuction is also available for those who have decreased metabolism,” another plastic surgeon says. “This procedure can treat pockets of stubborn fat around the stomach, waist, buttocks and thighs. It’s also often used to treat an issue known as gynecomastia, which is the appearance of fatty tissue around the chest area.”

“Fathers should first take a step forward by having looking for some help from credible people,” says Dr. Bradley Hubbard (http://bradleyhubbardmd.com/). “During these times, men can reveal the problems they want to address and learn more with regards to the procedures that could be helpful to them.

There are those that may be doubtful with the procedures but if they have a companion by their side, recovery time can be real comforting. While moms got their own set of procedures, Dads should have one for their own.