Procedure
Gynecomastia Surgery
Overview
Gynecomastia surgery removes excess male breast tissue and fat to create a firmer, flatter, more masculine chest.
Procedure Steps
Gynecomastia Surgery Steps
- Evaluation to determine glandular vs fatty tissue.
- Anesthesia is administered.
- Liposuction removes excess fat through small incisions.
- Glandular tissue is excised if necessary.
- Incisions are closed and a compression vest is applied.
Recovery & Aftercare
Recovery After Gynecomastia Surgery
Swelling and bruising resolve within 2-3 weeks. A compression vest is worn for several weeks. Most patients return to work in about one week.
Key Facts
Benefits
Flatter, firmer chest; Improved masculine contour; Boosted confidence; Minimal scarring
Ideal Candidates
Men with enlarged breast tissue or excess chest fat who are at a stable weight
Not Suitable For
Patients with uncontrolled medical conditions, severe obesity, or active infections
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