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Male Breast Reduction (Gynecomastia)
Eliminate enlarged male breast tissue and restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour with expert gynecomastia surgery designed specifically for men.
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Eliminate enlarged male breast tissue and restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour with expert gynecomastia surgery designed specifically for men.
Gynecomastia surgery, or male breast reduction, removes excess glandular tissue, fat, and skin from the male chest to create a flatter, firmer, more masculine contour. This common condition affects up to 50% of men at some point in their lives and can cause significant emotional distress and self-consciousness.
Male breast reduction utilizes advanced techniques including liposuction, direct tissue excision, or a combination approach tailored to each patient's specific condition. Whether caused by hormonal imbalances, medications, weight gain, or genetics, gynecomastia can be effectively corrected to restore confidence.
During a confidential consultation, the severity of gynecomastia is evaluated, goals are discussed, and the best surgical approach is recommended. All procedures are performed with discretion and understanding of the sensitive nature of this condition.
Achieve a flat, firm, well-defined masculine chest appearance.
Feel comfortable going shirtless at the beach, pool, or gym without embarrassment.
Wear fitted shirts and athletic wear without bulging or self-consciousness.
Enjoy long-lasting correction with removed glandular tissue that will not return.
Stand taller and more confident without the weight and bulk of excess breast tissue.
Minimal downtime with most men returning to normal activities quickly.
Male breast reduction may be right for you if:
You have enlarged breasts that cause embarrassment or self-consciousness
You avoid activities that require removing your shirt (swimming, sports, gym)
Your breast enlargement persists despite diet and exercise
You are in good overall health and at a stable weight
You have realistic expectations about surgical outcomes
You are physically healthy with no serious medical conditions
You are a non-smoker or willing to quit smoking before and after surgery
Your breast development has stabilized (typically age 18 or older)
Gynecomastia can be caused by hormonal imbalances, certain medications (steroids, antidepressants, heart medications), marijuana use, anabolic steroid use, obesity, aging, or medical conditions affecting hormone levels. In many cases, no specific cause is identified (idiopathic gynecomastia).
Yes, gynecomastia surgery provides permanent results because the excess glandular tissue is surgically removed and cannot grow back. However, significant weight gain or steroid use after surgery can cause fat accumulation or recurrence. Maintaining a stable weight and healthy lifestyle helps preserve results.
Liposuction removes excess fat through small incisions using a thin cannula. Tissue excision surgically removes glandular breast tissue and excess skin through slightly larger incisions. Many patients benefit from a combination approach. Your surgeon will recommend the best technique based on your specific anatomy and degree of enlargement.
Your surgeon uses precise techniques to minimize scarring. Liposuction requires only tiny incisions that fade to nearly invisible lines. If tissue excision is needed, incisions are typically placed along the areola border where they blend naturally. In some cases requiring more extensive tissue removal, an additional incision along the pectoral border may be used. Most men find scars very acceptable compared to the improvement in chest appearance.
Recurrence is rare because the glandular tissue is permanently removed. However, new fat can accumulate with significant weight gain, or breast tissue can redevelop if you use anabolic steroids or certain medications. Maintaining stable weight and avoiding causative factors helps ensure long-term results.
Light walking is encouraged early in your recovery. You can gradually increase activity as healing progresses. Your surgeon will provide personalized guidelines for resuming cardio, upper body exercise, and weight lifting based on your healing progress and the extent of your surgery.