December 12 2003--Internationally acclaimed surgeon, Jeffry B. Schafer, M.D. of New Image Cosmetic Surgery, has developed a treatment for the embarrassing condition of Gynecomastia (excess male breast tissue) using his exclusive technique of MicroLipo. Dr. Schafer is the only surgeon to use this technique and has successfully performed hundreds of these procedures, more than any other surgeon.

Gynecomastia has until recently, been a relatively un-talked about condition. The enlarged breast and fatty tissue is an embarrassment to men of all ages. Up to 40 percent of males suffer from this awkward condition; it’s usually do to a hormonal imbalance. Men with this condition quickly learn that it is diet and exercise resistant. We are now seeing more men seeking a cure! Previous treatments of this unwanted tissue resulted in ugly scars in the chest area; however, Dr. Schafer has pioneered a hyper-tumescent technique: MicroLipo, which sculpts away the tissue through a tiny incision the size of a grain of rice. The incision is hidden on the side of the chest cavity, under the arm.

With Dr. Schafer’s exclusive MicroLipo and Rapid Recovery Method, patients can have the procedure on a Friday and go back to work on a Monday.

Dr. Schafer is the world’s leading male breast reduction surgeon. He was once again been asked to be the main speaker on Gynecomastia for the 5th year in a row at the 19th annual ASCBS (American Society of Cosmetic Breast Surgery) International Conference on May 30th, 2003 in Newport Beach, California. He also lectured at the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery on October 11th, 2003 in Chicago, Illinois.

If you have Gynecomastia and would like more information on treating it, please contact:

New Image Cosmetic Surgery
230 Prospect Place, Suite #350
Coronado, CA. 92118
(619) 437-1388

Thank you for your interest.




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