Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is a former WWE pro-wrestler who has become a major movie star.

He is known for his talent and approachable manner.

Johnson has even launched product lines, including activewear and tequila.

Despite his popularity, the star has struggled with self-esteem issues, and has admitted to going under the knife to resolve some of his body image struggles.

Born in California in 1972, Johnson is the son of pro wrestler Rocky Johnson.

As a young man, he showed an affinity for sports and received offers from multiple collegiate football programs.

Johnson accepted a full scholarship from the University of Miami, where he quickly rose in the ranks on their football team.

In the mid-nineties, Johnson decided to leave his career in football behind him and pursue a future in pro wrestling, following in the footsteps of his father.

In 1996, he made his official debut as a professional wrestler.

He went by the name Rocky Maivia, which was a play on his father’s ring name.

After a while, that was shortened to “The Rock,” which he would ultimately use for the remainder of his wrestling career.

Johnson enjoyed immediate popularity as a wrestler, his imposing presence and large size serving him well in the ring.

He began earning recognition from critics and fans and went on to earn multiple awards.

In 2001, Johnson made his first major film appearance when he made a cameo in The Mummy Returns as the character of The Scorpion King.

He began working on making a full transition to Hollywood films, with the intention of leaving his wrestling career for good.

Although Johnson was on the rise, he had some reservations about his physical appearance.

In the early 2000s, just as Johnson’s movie career was really taking off, he decided to do something about it and underwent a surgery known as gynecomastia reduction, a procedure designed to eliminate the appearance of “man boobs.”

For Johnson, getting the gynecomastia procedure done was a purely aesthetic decision, since he admitted that he couldn’t get rid of the excess fat on his chest even after working out like crazy.

The procedure is usually performed as an outpatient job and takes about an hour to complete from start to finish.

Male plastic surgery is on the rise, and the number of men who get gynecomastia reduction alone has increased dramatically over the years.

Experts estimate that around 35 percent of men struggle with gynecomastia.

“We expect demand to continue to rise,” one expert stated.

Johnson is far from the only person to have dealt with the issue of “man boobs”.

Getting the procedure has made the difference between a life of discomfort and one of confidence for thousands of other men around the world.