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Generation X, having navigated life before the age of selfies and social media, has historically approached plastic surgery with a bit more hesitation. This has, however, changed. As Gen Xers find themselves with newfound free time, they've become more open to exploring plastic surgery options. They may notice changes in their bodies as they experience the physical effects of ageing and menopause, which can affect their metabolism and fat distribution, making weight loss more challenging. News source: https://www.plasticsurgery.org/news/articles/gen-x-is-putting-their-own-spin-on-liposuction #liposuction #genx

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Puffy nipples in men are often referred to in medical terms as gynecomastia. Men experiencing this medical condition can feel reduced self-esteem and feel self-conscious about their emasculated chest appearance. This anxiety can adversely affect sexual confidence and intimacy, even leading to avoidance of situations where their bodies are exposed, such as swimming or intimate gatherings. Although puffy nipples themselves do not directly hinder sexual function, the psychological impacts associated with gynecomastia can lead to sexual difficulties. Learn more about gynecomastia and how it can affect your life, beyond its physical appearance: https://www.amaris-b.com/blog/common-signs-male-hormonal-imbalance #puffynipples #gynecomastia #amarisbclinic

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Stress can worsen acne in teens, which is already affected by hormonal changes. Increased cortisol from stress leads to: • more oil production • clogged pores • weakens the immune system • harder to fight bacteria and reduce inflammation Unhealthy coping mechanisms, like poor diet and neglecting skincare, can further aggravate acne. This can create a cycle of low self-esteem and anxiety, so stress management is crucial. Healthier coping strategies, such as mindfulness, exercise, and support from others, can enhance both skin health and overall well-being. #acne #amarisbclinic #drivanpuah

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The nipple grading scale is from 1 to 3. Grade I: Mild • Typically will resolve on its own with manipulation, stimulation, or exposure to temperature changes. Grade II: Moderate • May not evert on its own, even with manipulation, stimulation, or temperature changes. Grade III: The most severe • Nipple remains fully inverted and is drawn into the breast tissue, regardless of stimulation or other attempts to evert it. Inverted Nipple Surgery is a medically validated option. Performed by Dr Ivan Puah under twilight sedation, it takes between 1 and 1.5 hours and addresses the structural cause of the inversion rather than just temporarily managing symptoms. Book your appointment now. For more info: https://www.amaris-b.com/body/inverted-nipple-correction #invertednipples #amarisbclinic #drivanpuah

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"Every patient who walks in has their own story, their own worries, and their own reasons for being here. Taking the time to really listen, not just to the symptoms, but to them, helps me understand not just their medical history, but what matters to them. That trust? It makes all the difference," shares Dr Ivan Puah Listening with empathy isn't just about being nice. It shapes how well patients follow through, how comfortable they feel, and ultimately, how well they heal. Because at the end of the day, compassion matters just as much as skill. #amarisbclinic #drivanpuah

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