Gynecomastia is the excessive development of male breast tissue. Surgical correction provides a flatter and more athletic chest appearance.
Gynecomastia is abnormally developed male breast tissue and/or fat accumulation. It can cause both psychological and physical discomfort.
For many men, chest shape is directly tied to self-confidence — gynecomastia surgery provides this relief.
The surgical method includes only liposuction, only tissue excision, or a combination of both depending on the case. Scars are usually very small and hidden around the nipple.
The most suitable technique for the patient is selected among the main approaches below:
If only fat is present (pseudo-gynecomastia). The least invasive method.
For true glandular tissue. Small incision under the nipple.
For both fat and glandular tissue — the most commonly applied method.
Suitable for men who have stabilised after puberty and have noticeable excess on the chest.
Note: Sudden-onset gynecomastia must be hormonally evaluated first. Some medications may also cause it.
Chest corset use. Mild pain and bruising are normal.
Full return to social life. Activities other than heavy lifting possible.
Return to sports except chest exercises. Daytime corset use.
Final form settles. Full return to all sports.
Gynecomastia results will be added soon. Patient privacy is rigorously protected.
Gynecomastia is an individual decision. In consultation, we will evaluate your expectations and options together.