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10824467878?profile=originalUntil some years back, cosmetic surgery was thought to be reserved for women only. But now there are a number of plastic surgery for men, which most men nowadays opt taking.   

The most popular procedures for men are:

Rhinoplasty

A nose job may reduce or increase the size of your nose and it can change its angle or shape. The surgery is done within the nostrils, called closed rhinoplasty or it may be done between the nostrils by lifting the skin and this is called open rhinoplasty.  

The type of surgery will depend on the area to be treated. In case the bump at the bridge has to be operated on, your surgeon should remove the cartilage and bone which caused the bump. The nose will then be broken so that the remaining pieces may be put closer.  

If it is about changing how long the nose is, then your surgeon may adjust or reduce the septum. This helps in shrinking the tip of your nose and to reduce its length.   

Otoplasty or ear correction

This is a surgery meant to work on the ear cartilage so that the ear may lie near the head. The operation will be done on the ears which mean that a small scar can be left near the glove found at the side of your head or between the ears. The procedure is done using local anesthesia.

Blepharoplasty or eye reduction

As people grow up, the decreased elasticity within the skin will make the skin to look loose and it will have folds at the upper eyelids. It will form deepening creases at the lower lids. There will also be muscle under the skin which allows the fat to enter and it will make your eyes to look as if they are baggy.

Your vision will improve after blepharoplasty and it will make you look young. The lower eyelid reduction will help with the puffiness and wrinkles.

Male breast reduction

Gynecomastia is the result of glandular tissue which is dense and firm. If the problem is caused by fatty cells, then the doctor will do liposuction. If the problem is because of the glandular tissue, the doctor will cut the tissue out using an incision near the nipple edge.

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At times people may suffer from diseases while at times they may end up with some medical conditions instead. One of the most common problem or medical condition that men can suffer from is most definitely gynecomastia.

This condition creates bosoms on men. And this is almost equivalent to that of the women except for the milking features. And this is no doubt one of the most embarrassing moments that the men can go through nevertheless.

Recognizing the gynecomastia is quite easy. But it should be done as fast as possible. This way the progress of the condition can be brought to an abrupt halt nevertheless.

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The various signs that help:

Following are the various signs that will help in recognition of the condition:

  • The puffed up breasts:

This is nowhere near to the chest. Of course, it is quite distinctly visible and easily comparable as well. One must always ensure that the moment they see something like this, they must immediately get through with the best specialists for the advice. This will help them in the best possible way of course.

  • Itchiness near the nipples:

This is of course another important symptom that will help. Common itching problems and this has a difference of course. And this is absolutely one reason why one must get through with the best available doctors for the same.

  • Red patches:

This is also another of the most important symptoms that people must be absolutely aware of. This is also one very underlying medical condition that must be addressed before it’s too late.

There are many other symptoms as well. But then again these are the most common symptoms.

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The best solution:

If there is a problem, no doubt there will be an eligible solution as well. With the gynecomastia surgery, the solution is pretty real! One can absolutely get through with the best available results with this surgery for sure.

In this procedure an eligible and certified plastic surgeon gets rid of the fat in and around the chest area. This is one of the most necessary things to do. Of course, they help in lifting the chest as well.

One must opt for this surgery because of various reasons. The very first reason being the fact that one can bid adieu to the problem forever. And of course one must realize that this treatment is nevertheless a guarantee to the same.

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Selection of the surgeons though must be proper. One must carefully evaluate every step that they are taking when it comes to the section of the same. The best available surgeons must be exceptionally experienced and also will come with an unmalleable repute as well. This is the only thing that will help people ensure that they are in safe hands.

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Around two in five of new fathers are concerned about their mental health, according to a survey, which highlights that it is not just mothers whose wellbeing is at risk after having a child.

Parenting charity NCT, which carried out the research, said extra responsibilities, changes in relationships and lifestyle, and the inevitable sleep deprivation are among the factors that can impact on men’s mental health.

It said the results, published on Thursday ahead of Father’s Day, illustrate the importance of men being encouraged to speak up about their experiences.
NCT psychologist Dr Abigail Easter said: “Awareness of perinatal depression among fathers unfortunately remains low. Postnatal depression is typically associated with mothers and often fathers are forgotten during this important time, with almost no specific support available to men.
“Sadly, stigma around mental health still exists and many men may find it difficult to confide in others about how they are feeling. It may be particularly difficult for dads to open up following the birth of their baby when there are additional expectations on new fathers.”
Easter said that mothers were given more opportunities to seek help and there were more services available to them. So, even when some dads were willing to talk about their depression, they might not know where to get help.
Just as men are advised at antenatal classes to keep an eye on their partner’s mental health during and after pregnancy, women should be urged to do the same, said Easter.
“Mums should look out for warning signs such as their partners feeling unable to cope, not sleeping or crying,” she said. “If women think their partners are struggling, then opening up a dialogue is often the first step to helping men access appropriate support.”
NCT invited men and women to complete online questionnaires during their baby’s first year (6-9 months), and a year later (18-21 months). Of the 296 first-time fathers who responded to the first survey, 38% said they were concerned about their mental health.
Although the number of respondents was relatively small, it chimes with previous research.
A 2010 study funded by the Medical Research Council found that by the time their first child is 12, 21% of fathers have had at least one episode of depression, with the highest risk being in the child’s first year.
An Oxford University study published last month, which followed 15 first-time fathers, found that five showed signs of mild to moderate depression two weeks after their child’s birth, and one showed symptoms of moderately severe depression at six months.TOSHIBAPLT-805AT
Easter said it was possible that the burden of being a modern dad was affecting men’s mental health as well as the traditional pressures, such as increased financial responsibility, although there was insufficient research to state this with any certainty. Another worry for new fathers is concern about their partner’s mental health with almost three quarters (73%) of first-time dads who completed the NCT survey identifying this as a worry for them.
When Adam Davies and his wife Hayle had their first child, Nia, in May 2009, the problems started almost immediately.
“As soon as my wife and daughter came home, that changed things significantly,” said the 40-year-old father of two. “My daughter had really bad colic – it kept her screaming constantly when she was awake. She would eventually wear herself out from crying and go to sleep. That was the only way it stopped.
“I found myself not wanting to spend time with my daughter so I’d find reasons to stay late at work or go to work early. I also have a lot of interests so I would spend time pursuing them.”
He said he felt he was a “bad dad”, failing to live up to the ideal presented in the media.
Life became so unbearable for the account manager from Wiltshire that at one point he told his wife: “If I had anywhere else to go, I would do it [go there] now.” But it was his wife who eventually provided him with the way out of his depression after six to nine months of “hell”. 
“She recognised the substantive things in my behaviour,” he said. “She found an article in a newspaper about a father who had gone through the exact same things I had gone through. She didn’t tell me to read it, she just left it somewhere. The headline was enough to catch my eye and draw me in. It brought tears to my eyes as I suddenly realised I wasn’t the only one going through it. I was able to talk to Hayley about it and go through it, which I hadn’t before "ALOKA UST-5546 "

He describes family life now as great and hopes other men might benefit from hearing his story as he did from reading the article about another father. Davies said it is right that the focus is on women, given what they go through, but men should not be forgotten. “All the posters are aimed at women, about post-natal depression or ‘breast is best’,” he said. “Even if there was one A5 poster alongside them for fathers, it would make a difference.”
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People like me and many of my colleagues around this part of the world work in BPO specially concentrated to graveyard shift to attend the time zone of clients. As my personal experience is concerned for this sector, many people come to work here mostly of tender age, fresh college pass-outs, at the pink of their health. But, to my wonder, as recent surveys reported in medical bulletins in India and Philippines, 57% of these people are suffering from fatigue, 43% are suffering from insomnia. Remarkably, there are some other medical problems like recurrent Urinary tract infection, erectile dysfunction, obstructive renal conditions, mental stress and boredom, obesity, diabetes, high lipid profiles and many more. The work schedule, lifestyle specially the food habit, addiction, leisure time management all are more or less responsible for this old age syndromes attacking in early age.


Let’s work with some simple dos and don’ts to avoid all these hazards:

1.     Food Habit

Eat adequate protein and protein supplements: Fish, eggs, meats, soya foods, milk and milk-made, pulses etc.
Eat measured carbohydrates: cereals, oats, and sprouts etc
Eat more rich anti-oxidant foods to energize yourself like amla (Indian gooseberry), sweet potato, berries, citrus, grapes, grape-fruit, spinach, tomato, onion
Drink adequate water – at least 4 - 4.5 liters/day. Start your day drinking fresh water (about 1 liter); this keeps you energetic throughout the day.
Drink Green Tea rather taking white tea or coffee but limited. Too much tannin or caffeine in regular course is not recommended.

Eat more green and leafy vegetables, consume more salads and boiled vegetables

10824443891?profile=original2.   Exercise & Fitness Management

Exercise, by any means, has to be in the schedule of every regular worker. You may go for Gym, freehand, swimming, walking, yoga or any procedure of your own choice which will lead a physical and mental fitness. Any of these practices help to increase reflex and keep many health hazards far away. You may try for some outdoor sports events for relaxation. A regular work out session or some little practices as walking instead of short distance vehicles, stepping up floors by staircase avoiding lifts are absolutely necessary to keep yourself fit for long run.

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3.     Sleep Management

As you are running after a different time zone the biological clock of the physique has to be adjusted. Remember, sleeping is the factor which gets mostly effected by this odd schedule day (night) outs. You must have to maintain a complete 7-8 hrs sound sleep everyday to keep your physique and mind fresh and energetic for daily work. In daylight, if it is seems to be challenging for you try every possible means to sleep peacefully before you go out for the day. In sudden odd shit, if you are supposed to sleep, do everything possible to make it happen, as:
a.     Use curtain to stop day light to hamper your sleep
b.     Use a closed door separate room
c.     Avoid TV, Computer or Smartphone, don’t keep them beside or pillow
d.     Avoid regular tasks on sleeping time; remember this is your midnight and your day is about start after a few hours
e.     Talk with your partner if he/she runs into a different time zone regarding romantic practices
f.      Shut down or make phones silent and other gadgets and inform regular callers not to disturb you in sleeping hours; Try to avoid “I am 24/7 available”

Remember, a peaceful sleep in regular basis could keep many hazards away from your life

Remember, a peaceful sleep in regular basis could keep many hazards away from your life
4.     Personal life & Social response
Personal and social life is one of the vital factors of our life. The weekend hangout at a alcohol party, disco, late night party at friend’s place are not the only means of enjoying and recharging life. I am not asking you to condemn all those things as an old grandfather. Keeping a few friends’ party in schedule, also keep some good quality time for your family, your parents, spouse, love, pets, local club or different organizations where you might enjoy some other kind of cultural activities. Some other socialization activities like gardening, home décor, reading, or learning something for higher study or just mental refreshment is good enough to keep your mind cool and control health positively. Medical Equipment Manufactrur in China
5.     Time Management

This is the most essential factor. If you cannot manage your time you are losing a lot of things. Even, with your strong mindset to do something positive change in lifestyle might go in vain for the lack of time management. You might have to take a short distance vehicle instead of walking, a lift instead of staircase, a junk food instead of purchasing or cooking something healthy, a quick drink to release stress for the time instead of exercising some good activities. So make your daily routine very cautiously and try to maintain that in a religious way.

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How Do Indian People Stay Healthy?

Since ancient times, India’s philosophy of nature has concerned itself with the big picture and commonality in regards to space and natural phenomena. It has heavily influenced Ayurveda’s belief that the life is composed of “space”, which is in turn born of body, sensation, organs, mind, and the balance between them, and that humans too are a part of nature in themselves. Medical Equipment Manufacturer in China
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The most important part of many Indian people’s lives is mealtime. A popular Indian proverb says that “Illness is cured in the kitchen”, which should give you an idea of how much they value a balanced diet (and why they use so many spices and herbs in their cooking). India’s best-known, dish, curry, is designed to properly balance what India believes to be the six essential flavors (salty, sweet, bitter, spicy, sour, and richness) which leads directly to healthy living. India also has many other proverbs about herbs, a sign of how many different varieties of plants grow there.

This is how Ayurveda adopted Indian beliefs and came to consider all plants to be herbs and all medicine made from herbs to be equivalent to food. Because herbs have no side effects, not only can they help restore the body’s balance even after it’s been damaged by an unhealthy diet, stress, and other environmental factors, they can help already healthy people to feel even better than most other people their age.

Indian people’s very way of life is based on Ayurvedic principles. Indeed, it is little exaggeration to say they are one and the same. And when one sees how well it works for Indian people, it’s easy to see how the teachings of Ayurveda can help all of us to lead healthier, happier lives.

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Hi All, 

I'd like to thank Ms. Sonia Bajaj to consent for the interview with the Health and Fitness India network. Our Q&A are as follows:

Photo: Ms. Sonia Bajaj, Fitness and Nutrition Coach, giving award at MISS North India 2013. Facebook photo link

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1. Why did you decide to enter the fitness industry? 

After delivering 2 boys as any other woman tried to cut down on that extra fat on my body. Tried all kinds of yo yo diets, paid a good amount of money to the so called dieticians. Kept on going through the same circle of loosing few kilos on scale, and as soon as quitted the diet, went back to square one.

Finally planned to give up all diets, started exercising and eating a balanced diet, which could be followed life long. I saw such awesome changes in my body, not only in terms of fat loss, but also in terms of strength, stamina, agility, power.

I became a happier soul, more confident. So decided that if can share my experience with all those men and women who are struggling for years to lose fat in a right way, so that it never comes back, would be a great achievement for me.

Hence totally dedicated myself to promoting health and fitness.

2. What are your specialties as a fitness professional? 

I've done my group certification with Reebok.

I've done my Personal Training certification with AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EXERCISE.

I'm certified in Pilates, Kickboxing, and Prenatal and Postnatal workouts.

I've done workshops in TRX AND BOSU workouts.

I'm a certified nutritionist by BFY MUMBAI.

People ask me WHERE ARE THE MACHINES IN YOUR GYM.

3. What's a great piece of advise that you've given to a client?

I see a lot of excellent and certified fitness coaches here in India. But what I have realized is that what we need as per the times is Fitness motivators.

We have to train the brain before training any other muscle group. People give it up very fast, everyone is looking for a short cut.

4. Can you please share any major mistakes that fitness professionals make?

My piece of advice to my clients and every one reading this is that take care of your body.

Just give 30 minutes 5 days a week to yourself.

SEE THE DIFFERENCE IN YOURSELF, FAT LOSS WILL BE THE ICING ON THE CAKE.

5. Where do you see yourself professionally in the next five and ten years from now?

Few year from now I see people following what I try to enforce today;

FAT LOSS IS NOT A ONE DAY, ONE MONTH OR ONE YEAR PROJECT,

It's a LIFESTYLE CHANGE.

Her professional and contact details:

Sonia Bajaj

www.facebook.com/sonia.bajaj.54

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