GynecomastiaGynecomastia
Excising glandular tissue, aspirating excess fat, and concealing incisions within the areola.
Implant augmentation
Implant augmentation
Implant augmentation
Implant + Dual cleavage
Implant + cleavage fat grafting
Implant augmentation
Implant augmentation
Implant augmentation
Implant augmentation
Implant augmentation
Implant + cleavage fat grafting
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Recommended for
Those whose chest remains protruded despite regular exercise
Those who can feel firm tissue directly beneath the nipple
Those who feel self-conscious about their chest contour showing through clothing
Those with asymmetrical breast development on one side
Tailored approaches based on the underlying cause
Glandular Type
Firm glandular breast tissue is the primary cause. Glandular tissue is excised through an incision along the areolar border.
Fatty (Pseudogynecomastia) Type
Excess fat is the primary cause. Liposuction is used to contour and streamline the chest.
Mixed Type
Both glandular tissue and excess fat are present. Glandular excision and liposuction are performed together.

Doctor's Comment
"Gynecomastia is an issue of tissue, not just excess weight."
Chest tissue that does not reduce with exercise and diet is often caused by glandular breast tissue. Using ultrasound to evaluate the ratio of glandular tissue to fat, we remove the glandular tissue through a tiny incision along the areolar border and perform liposuction on the surrounding fat to sculpt a natural, masculine chest contour.
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