Breast surgery is not only attractive to women. In Britain, a boy aged 10 years also many who do so even though the objective is not to enlarge but shrink breasts are too big so fat.
Official data from the British health authorities show that in the last 3 years was recorded 17 to 10 year olds breast reduction surgery. That figure does not include operations performed in hospitals or private clinics, so the real number is believed to be larger.
"It is not known for sure why many boys undergo breast reduction surgery. But this is definitely related to the obesity epidemic in this country," said the British Public Health Minister, Diane Abott as quoted from Dailymail.
Official data from the British health authorities show that in the last 3 years was recorded 17 to 10 year olds breast reduction surgery. That figure does not include operations performed in hospitals or private clinics, so the real number is believed to be larger.
"It is not known for sure why many boys undergo breast reduction surgery. But this is definitely related to the obesity epidemic in this country," said the British Public Health Minister, Diane Abott as quoted from Dailymail.
In the adult male, breast surgery is also quite popular in England. At least 30 men aged 20-something years as well do it in 2 years, so putting this operation in the second most popular plastic surgery among men after surgery of the nose.
The minister alleged that the trend is linked to the obesity epidemic is well-founded. Currently, the problem of overweight in children in England continues to rise, even in 2050 an estimated 6 out of 10 children will be obese.
No wonder if the operating agency to arrange dukup also popular, including liposuction and gastric bypass. Official data from the state hospitals throughout the UK showed 20 adolescents aged 15 years and have never done oerasi to lose weight.
This problem will also affect the liver, because one of the main triggers of cirrhosis or hardening of the liver is obesity. In 2050, the estimated number of cases of liver disorders in children in the UK will reach 500 thousand cases.
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