Gynaecomastia
Gynaecomastia Treatment
Gynecomastia is commonly referred to as male breast enlargement. It can be treated effectively on the basis of the underlying cause and severity of the condition. At FitureFit, our approach focuses on patient comfort, clinical accuracy, and lasting results.
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Procedure Details
- Observation: Mild cases may resolve on their own, especially in teenagers.
- Medications: Hormonal therapy may be used in some cases.
- Surgery (Male breast reduction):
- Liposuction removes excess fat.
- Excision removes glandular tissue.
- Performed under local or general anesthesia.
- Takes about 1–2 hours.
Recovery
- Patients usually go home the same day.
- Mild swelling, bruising, and discomfort for a few days.
- Compression garments are worn for support.
- Return to normal activities in 1–2 weeks.
- Full recovery may take 4–6 weeks.
Effectiveness
- Surgery provides permanent and noticeable results.
- Improves chest appearance and confidence.
- Results are long-lasting if a healthy lifestyle is maintained.
Sign and symptoms
- Swollen or enlarged breast tissue in males
- Tenderness or pain in the chest area
- Firm or rubbery mass under the nipple
- Uneven chest appearance
Benefits
- Improved chest contour
- Boost in self-confidence
- Relief from discomfort or tenderness
- Permanent results (in most cases)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is gynecomastia?
It is the enlargement of male breast tissue due to hormonal imbalance.
What causes gynecomastia?
Common causes include hormonal changes, obesity, certain medications, steroid use, or underlying health conditions.
Is gynecomastia common?
Yes, it is common in newborns, teenagers, and older men.
Does gynecomastia go away on its own?
In many cases, especially during puberty, it may resolve without treatment.
Is gynecomastia surgery painful?
There may be mild discomfort after surgery, but it is manageable with medications.
How long does recovery take?
Most people recover within 1–2 weeks, with full healing in about a month.
Are there any risks of surgery?
Possible risks include swelling, infection, scarring, or asymmetry.
Can gynecomastia come back after surgery?
It is rare, but it can recur if the underlying cause is not addressed.
Is it possible to treat gynecomastia without surgery?
Yes, mild cases can be managed with lifestyle changes or medications.
Is gynecomastia covered by insurance?
It depends—if it is medically necessary, some insurance plans may cover it; cosmetic cases are usually not covered.