Gynecomastia surgery removes excess breast tissue and fat from the male chest, creating a firmer, more masculine chest contour. This procedure combines proven surgical techniques to address both glandular tissue and fat deposits effectively.
Gynecomastia surgery is a procedure that removes excess breast tissue and fat from the male chest. The surgery may involve:
Surgical excision of glandular tissue
-Liposuction for fat removal
-Skin tightening when needed.
The specific approach depends on the type and amount of tissue requiring removal.
Many men struggle with enlarged breast tissue affecting their confidence. Gynecomastia can occur at any age and may be caused by various factors including hormonal changes, medications, or genetics. While some cases resolve naturally, persistent gynecomastia often requires surgical intervention for effective treatment.
Results appear gradually as swelling resolves Compression garment essential for results Avoid strenuous exercise for 4-6 weeks Maintain stable weight for best results
Small scars fade over time
Follow post-operative instructions carefully
Once glandular tissue is removed, it typically won’t return unless triggered by medications or hormonal issues. Maintaining a stable weight helps ensure long-lasting results.
Most patients experience mild discomfort rather than severe pain. Discomfort is well- managed with prescribed medication and typically subsides within a few days.
Most patients return to desk work within 3-5 days. Physical jobs may require 2-3 weeks of recovery.
This depends on your specific case. Pure fat deposits might respond to liposuction alone, but true gynecomastia requires glandular tissue removal.
While initial improvements are visible immediately, final results develop over 3-6 months as swelling resolves completely.
Surgery can be performed on teenagers, but it’s important to ensure breast development has stabilized and rule out temporary hormonal causes.
The compression vest should be worn for 3-4 weeks to minimize swelling and ensure optimal healing.
