gynaecomastia
Gynaecomastia is a common condition where there is an abnormal enlargement of male breasts. Three forms of Gynaecomastia are the glandular, fatty glandular and the simple fatty type. They may be associated with ptosis and skin excess.
By the combination of Liposuction and glandular excision a symmetrical result can be obtained. When the enlargement is purely fatty in nature, Liposuction alone is sufficient. Skin reduction is required in patients where the breasts have ptosis (sagging)
Gynaecomastia seen during puberty is due to hormonal imbalance, this form of enlargement usually reduces as they get older.
Gynaecomastia in the young male affects the self image of the individual and may cause psychological problems if untreated.
gynaecomastia
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FAQs
Excess of Breast tissue and Fat which is accumulated over the chest muscle. Gynecomastia can affect one or both breasts, but commonly bilateral.
Diet will definitely reduce the overall fat in the body, but the accumulated fat & glandular component causing the male breast enlargement will not regress and surgery will be required.
The scar following liposuction is usually 5mm on the side of chest wall and incision mark on the lower half of areola.
It is advisable to wear a compression garment following surgery for a period of 3 months. This helps in reducing the swelling and discharge. The skin envelope will evenly attach to the underlying tissues.