gynecomastia surgery

You need to be in good health before receiving this treatment. In other words, you should be free of any serious diseases or pre-existing health conditions. Also, to be an ideal candidate for gynecomastia surgery, you should carry the following characteristics: You’re increasingly concerned about your chest appearance. Your health is ok and you don’t have any health issues that increase the risks of surgery. You have tried other methods to correct gynecomastia, such as medications, but didn’t work out. You have highly elastic skin that easily can adapt to the new contours.

Yes, you can get rid of gynecomastia. Some people may find that male breast growth fades on its own as their hormone levels return to normal, while others may have to try alternative treatments, such as testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), medications, or surgery.

The outer shape of gynecomastia can vary from person to person. It may appear as a hard lump of tissue around the nipple, or it may cause the breast to swell to a larger size. If you notice any of these symptoms in one or both breasts, you should consult your doctor.

Gynecomastia results from excess breast tissue that cannot be reduced through exercise alone. But if a man’s breast growth is caused originally from excess fat — known as pseudo-gynecomastia — exercise may be helpful.

Removing a large amount of fatty tissue from the breasts can lead to weight loss. However, the surgery is not intended to lose weight.

The results of the surgery appear immediately after surgery. However, the patient must wait for some time until swelling subsides and the bruising disappears.