Gynecomastia in Men
Duration of intervention
1.5/3 hours
Anesthesia
General
Recovery
7/10 days
Night shelter
No
Male chest contouring
There gynecomastia It is a male cosmetic surgery procedure aimed at reshaping the chest by removing excessive mammary gland development and localized fat in the pectoral area. It is recommended for men who wish to:
- Remove excess mammary gland
- Reduce fat accumulation in the pectoral region
- Correcting a feminized-looking chest
- Improve your chest profile
- Regaining safety and psychological well-being
Gynecomastia is a relatively common condition. It can appear temporarily during puberty and regress spontaneously; in some cases, however, it persists into adulthood. Causes may include hormonal imbalances, medication use, genetic predisposition, or factors that are not always identifiable. Surgery provides a significant improvement in the chest contour and a significant boost to self-esteem.
The preoperative phase is essential for assessing the nature of the excess tissue (glandular or adipose) and identifying the most appropriate technique. The surgeon analyzes the chest contours, the amount of tissue to be removed, and the possible causes of gynecomastia, in order to plan a personalized procedure.
- Duration: 1.5/3 hours
- Anesthesia: general
- Day surgery: yes (without overnight shelter)
The procedure involves the removal of excess tissue through liposuction, surgical incisions, or a combination of the two techniques, depending on the glandular or adipose component.
The facility has an ND YAG laser available, used to perform a laser lipolysis procedure that allows for treatment of the area with greater precision, minimizing tissue trauma.
The postoperative recovery is generally rapid and well tolerated. Expected recovery times vary based on the individual's response. Generally:
- Resumption of light activities: about 7 - 10 days
- Progressive stabilization of the result in the following weeks
FAQ
Can gynecomastia regress spontaneously?
During puberty, temporary breast growth may occur, which tends to regress spontaneously. However, this is less common in adulthood.
What causes gynecomastia?
It may depend on hormonal imbalances, drug use, genetic predisposition or other causes that are not always identifiable.
Is liposuction enough?
It depends on the nature of the tissue. In cases with predominantly adipose tissue, liposuction may be indicated; in the presence of glandular tissue, surgical removal may also be necessary.