Care Analysis

What is Gynecomastia Surgery?

Gynecomastia surgery is a procedure to reduce enlarged male breasts caused by excess glandular tissue or fat. It restores a flatter, firmer chest contour, improving appearance, self-confidence, and comfort in clothing and daily activities.

Consultation Steps

  • Planning

    Consultation to evaluate breast tissue, discuss goals, and create a personalized surgical plan.

  • Pre-Operative Assessment

    Health assessment, lab tests, and imaging if necessary. Travel and accommodation support for international patients.

  • Surgery Day

    Procedure performed under local or general anesthesia by experienced surgeons following strict safety protocols.

  • Post-Operative Care

    Monitoring during recovery, guidance on compression garments, and support for accommodation or transfers if required.

  • Follow-Up and Result Evaluation

    Recovery progress and results evaluated with recommendations for lifestyle, maintenance, and any additional treatments.

Gynecomastia

What Are the Benefits?

Gynecomastia surgery provides a flatter, masculine chest contour, boosts self-confidence, and enhances comfort in clothing and activities.

Precautions

Complete pre-operative health checks, follow surgeon instructions, wear compression garments, and avoid strenuous activity during recovery.

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10 Things You Should Know About Gynecomastia Surgery

Who is suitable for gynecomastia surgery?

Healthy males with excess breast tissue or fat causing cosmetic concern.

How long is the recovery period?

Recovery usually takes 1–3 weeks for daily activities; full healing may take several months.

How long do results last?

Results are permanent with stable weight and healthy lifestyle.

Is anesthesia required?

Yes, either local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia is used.

Is the procedure painful?

Mild to moderate discomfort, manageable with prescribed medications.

Can I exercise after surgery?

Light activity after a few days; full chest workouts usually after 4–6 weeks.

What are the risks?

Possible risks include swelling, bruising, minor scarring, or infection, minimized with proper care.

Will scars be visible?

Incisions are small and strategically placed around the areola or underarm.

How many sessions are required?

Usually a single surgical session.

Is there an age limit?

Suitable for post-pubertal males; individual assessment ensures safe surgery.