Plastic Surgery

Puberty is one of the most common triggers of gynecomastia in boys, usually appearing between ages 12 and 16. The cause is a temporary hormonal shift where oestrogen briefly outpaces testosterone, leading to glandular tissue growth in the chest. Most pubertal cases...

Gynecomastia can quietly affect intimate life, mainly through its impact on confidence, body image, and emotional comfort. The condition itself causes no physical interference with intimacy, but psychological withdrawal, avoidance of being seen unclothed, and lowered...

Beer can contribute to gynecomastia, mainly through two pathways. Alcohol disrupts how the liver clears oestrogen, allowing levels to climb. Hops in beer also carry mild phytoestrogen compounds. Add in the calorie load and weight gain from regular drinking, and the...