Gynecomastia is glandular tissue, not fat, which is why chest training and dieting change everything except this. Surgery removes the gland and reshapes the chest in a single operation with a short recovery. Most men tell us afterwards that the hardest part was the years spent not asking.
…your chest has firm tissue behind the nipple that does not change with training or weight loss; you choose shirts and swimwear around it; it appeared in your teens and stayed, or arrived later with weight or medication changes. Fat responds to the gym, gland does not, and telling the difference is the first thing the consultation does.
We treat this discreetly as standard. Consultations are private, photos are seen only by the surgeon and your coordinator, and nothing is ever published without your written permission.
The firm tissue behind the nipple is removed through a small incision at the edge of the areola, where the scar hides in the natural colour change.
For the surrounding fatty component, blending the chest into the natural contour so the result does not look patched.
When the skin has stretched, usually after significant weight loss, some skin is removed as well. Your surgeon will tell you honestly if this applies, because it changes the scar.
Most cases are a combination of gland removal and liposuction in the same operation. A chest treated with liposuction alone often leaves the firm disc behind, which is the most common reason men come to us for a second attempt.
Airport pick-up, hotel, rest.
Blood tests and your face-to-face consultation, where gland and fat are assessed and the plan drawn.
Your operation and one night in hospital under observation.
Hotel rest in a compression vest, daily coordinator visits, gentle walking.
Wound check, final examination, clearance to fly with your aftercare plan.
Every photo is one of our own patients, shared with their written permission.
Send two photos and tell us how long it has bothered you. Within about a day you will have an honest answer and one all-inclusive price.
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