PRESS RELEASE: Dr Jayson Oates Shares the Secret to Overcoming Locker-Room Syndrome

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In a recent interview with The West Australian, a leading news source in Perth, Dr Jayson Oates of CALIBRE Clinic shared his solution to locker-room syndrome.

The article touches on how plastic surgery is a growing trend amongst baby boomers who want to make subtle changes to their appearance – and faces are no longer the only area that men want to improve.

As someone who has performed thousands of facial injectable procedures, Dr Oates started thinking about how this procedure could be adapted to help men enhance what God gave them.

“Guys just want to feel more confident in their bodies both in literal and hypothetical locker-room scenarios and with sexual partners.” – Dr Oates

The Calibre method uses hyaluronic acid to increase girth by up to 2.5cm in flaccid shaft circumference and 1.2cm – 1.8cm in erect circumference. While men aren’t always fond of their manhood being used in the same sentence as the word ‘acid’, the procedure is completely safe and reversible.

Hyaluronic acid is a substance that’s already produced in the body and once the injections have been administered, the results can easily be reversed if for any reason you are unhappy with the outcome.

Patients have reported that while the procedure gives them a general confidence boost, it’s their partner’s reaction that really makes them feel great.

You can find out more about Dr. Jayson Oates and the Calibre procedure here.

July 12, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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