Gynecomastia is also known as man boobs and affects up to 1 and five of all men in the UK. The condition can have a genetic link and is caused by the development of excessive glandular tissue or fat accumulation in a man’s chest region. Although gynecomastia is not a sign of a serious underlying medical condition, it is a significant source of distress and embarrassment for many men, with a resultant loss of self-confidence. Affected men often find they are unable to take off their T-shirts whilst on holiday and may avoid certain activities such as swimming.
What you need to know about male chest reduction
The following male breast reduction before and after photos are presented for educational purposes only and should be interpreted subjectively. They do not represent the opinion or view of any patient regarding their result, and they are not intended to suggest the result that may be achieved by any other patient. The images are presented as factual guidelines and merely represent results that have been achieved by others. No two patients are alike, and no two results are necessarily alike. Only a personal consultation with your breast lift surgeon can provide you with a reasonable expectation of the results you may achieve from any specific procedure. Centre for Surgery is home to some of the most experienced London gynecomastia surgeons, where we perform high volumes of gynecomastia procedures in the UK.
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What is gynecomastia surgery?
Gynecomastia surgery, also known as male breast reduction surgery, is a surgical procedure that is done to reduce the size of overdeveloped or enlarged breasts in men. Gynecomastia can be caused by a variety of factors, such as hormonal imbalances, obesity, or the use of certain medications. The surgery typically involves the removal of excess glandular tissue and fat through liposuction or excision. The procedure is done under general anaesthesia, and recovery time can vary. It aims to restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour and improve self-esteem and confidence in men with gynecomastia.
If you would like to learn more about how to get rid of gynecomastia, get in touch with us today and book a face-to-face consultation with an expert breast surgeon at our state-of-the-art Baker Street clinic in Marylebone.
