Gynecomastia Male Breast Reduction

Pre-Procedure Guidelines:

Before the procedure here’s patient should know and prepare for

Medical check-up and tests:

Blood work or hormonal tests may be required for the underlying cause and medical history 

Quit smoking:

You have to quit smoking 4 to 5 weeks before the surgery. 

Stay Healthy and fit:

Make sure to keep yourself healthy before the surgery to fast the recovery process 

Discuss medical history:

Before the surgery, try to discuss your medical history including medications, skin allergy or any other underlying medical cause. 

Get mentally prepared:

Get yourself mentally prepared before the surgery and try to research yourself about thes surgery, all the outcomes and side effects to avoid any discomfort after the surgery.

Methods used for Gynecomastia Surgery: 

There are three main techniques used for gynecomastia, male breast reduction surgery. 

Liposuction Method:

• It is used to remove excess fat in the breast tissues of men.
• Your aesthetician  uses cannula or needles to suck out all the excess fat from the chest area.
• This procedure involves minimal scarring and fast recovery.

Excision Method:

• This method is used when there is excess sagging skin on the chest area.
• Incisions are made on the chest crease. 
• The surgeon removes sagging skin and if needed, reposition the nipples. 

Combination Method: 

• Include liposuction and excision method for flattened the chest and for best results. 
• This procedure is longer than liposuction and excision. 
• Minimal scarring and fast recovery.

Procedure Details:

Consultation:
Before the procedure, your doctor will consult you to discuss medical history, expected outcomes, and the cost plan of the surgery.

Preparation:

 For preparing you, your surgeon will clean the treatment area and make sure to provide you with a comfortable environment.

Anesthesia:
Local or general anesthesia is given to the patient to avoid pain during the surgery.

Incision and fat removal:
Keeping in mind the condition of the patient, your surgeon will perform the technique to remove the excess fat from the breast by making incisions on the treatment area to get the desired results.

Finishing-up:
The incision is closed with stitches and compression garments are applied to avoid swelling and pain.

Aftercare and Recovery:

• You may experience mild swelling, bruising, or irritation for a few days after the procedure,  which is normal.
• The compression garments provided by your doctor will help with the swelling and discomfort.
•  Avoid heavy lifting and gym sessions for a few weeks until fully recovered.
•  Keep the treated area clean and dry.
•  Avoid taking baths for 48 hours to reduce any infection.
•  Avoid touching the area and wear loose clothes to prevent discomfort
•  Make sure to take all the medications prescribed by your doctor.
• Attend all the follow-up sessions to avoid any post-procedure complications.
• You can continue daily chores within 2–3 weeks. The full results of gynecomastia (male breast reduction) will take 4–6 weeks.

Choosing the right surgeon:

When selecting a Gynecomastia Surgeon, it’s crucial to select skilled and trained professionals who use state-licensed surgical tools and facilities. The selection of a good surgeon is directly related to the higher accuracy of procedure outcomes.