About Gynecomastia
Gynecomastia: You Don’t Have to Keep Hiding If you’re struggling with gynecomastia (enlarged male breasts). You’re not alone. Gynecomastia is incredibly common, and for many men, it’s more than just a physical issue. It can make you feel uncomfortable in your own skin, whether you’re avoiding the beach, skipping the pool, or layering shirts just to feel “normal.” I’ve heard from patients who lived with gynecomastia for years. One man told me, after finally getting gynecomastia surgery at age 50, “I can’t believe I dealt with this all my life and the solution was so easy.” That’s the power of treating gynecomastia. It can be life-changing. Gynecomastia treatment usually involves liposuction and gland removal, giving you a flatter, firmer, more masculine chest. And once it’s done? No more hiding. No more excuses. Just confidence at the beach, in a t-shirt, or in your most intimate moments. If gynecomastia has been holding you back, let’s talk about your options. You deserve to feel good about your body.
Gynecomastia FAQs
Results will be seen right after the Gynecomastia surgery. You will have swelling afterwards and it will take time for the swelling to go down.
The recovery time is 6-8 weeks.
Infection and bleeding and also hematoma and seroma (which is a collection of serum that requires drainage) are the main risks for Gynecomastia surgery.
The cost for Gynecomastia surgery is $7500.
As long as you do not gain weight after the Gynecomastia surgery the results should be permanent.
I instruct my patients not to exercise for 6 weeks.
I instruct my patients to wear a compression garment that I give them for 6 weeks after the Gynecomasia surgery.