Breast reduction for men

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Male breast reduction surgery addresses the issue of overdeveloped or enlarged breasts, medically known as gynecomastia. While the outcomes of the surgery are often permanent, factors like weight fluctuations, hormonal imbalances, or the use of specific medications such as anabolic steroids or marijuana could potentially lead to a recurrence of breast enlargement.

• In cases where breast enlargement is attributed to obesity, excessive alcohol consumption, or poor health, alternative approaches such as adopting a healthy diet and regular exercise regimen may help in reducing breast size.
• Prior to making a decision about breast reduction surgery, it's important to have an open discussion with your healthcare provider. They can provide valuable insights into the potential risks and benefits of the procedure, as well as what outcomes you can realistically expect.

Things to consider before breast reduction surgery :

Some important issues to keep in mind include:

• Correcting gynecomastia through surgical procedures involves making incisions (cuts). Although most incisions are strategically placed within natural contours or the areolae of the breasts to minimize visibility, it's important to note that some scars may still be noticeable. These visible scars are an inherent outcome of any breast reduction surgery and cannot be entirely avoided.

• In order to sustain the outcomes of your gynecomastia surgery, should it have stemmed from the usage of particular prescription medications or drugs like steroids, or from weight gain, it is imperative to abstain completely from these substances and uphold a consistent weight?

• Consider the financial aspect. Breast reduction surgery for gynecomastia might receive partial coverage from Medicare and private health insurance. Seek additional details about out-of-pocket expenses from your medical practitioner.

Breast reduction surgery :

• "Gynecomastia" can be addressed through "liposuction", "surgical excision" , or a combination of both. Liposuction may suffice when excess fatty tissue primarily contributes to gynecomastia. This procedure involves infusing fluid into the tissue and using a thin hollow tube (cannula) to remove excess fat via controlled suction. Factors like age and skin elasticity influence whether liposuction alone will yield satisfactory results.

• Excision, or surgical removal, becomes necessary when glandular breast tissue or excess skin needs correction. This approach may be essential for reducing the areola or repositioning the nipple. Incision patterns vary based on specific conditions and the preferences of the medical practitioner.

• Efforts are made to conceal incisions within skin creases or around the edges of the areola whenever possible. Typically, some tissue is retained behind the nipple to prevent postoperative deformities. However, this residual tissue might regrow in the future if substances causing gynecomastia are reintroduced post-surgery.

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