Gynecomastia Surgery
Correcting enlarged male breast tissue, restoring a firmer, more defined chest contour.
Gynecomastia Surgery
Gynecomastia is the enlargement of male breast tissue, which can have hormonal, genetic or substance-related causes — prior clinical evaluation is essential.
Surgery removes excess glandular tissue and, when needed, local fat, redefining chest contour.
The technique varies according to the proportion of glandular tissue to fat, defined through physical examination and, when indicated, additional tests.
- — Prior clinical evaluation to investigate hormonal or medication-related causes.
- — Technique defined according to the glandular tissue-to-fat ratio.
- — Use of a compression garment during the first weeks of recovery.
- — Post-operative follow-up with a direct concierge channel.
Common questions about gynecomastia surgery
Does gynecomastia always require surgery?
No — in some cases, especially when the cause is recent and hormonal, it may be monitored clinically before surgery is indicated.
Is the scar visible?
The incision is planned to stay discreet, usually along the areola border.
Can gynecomastia return after surgery?
Removed tissue does not return, but hormonal factors or significant weight gain can influence the long-term result.