Gynecomastia Surgery
Gynecomastia surgery is planned with a personalised approach that centres on a balance of function and aesthetics, predictable results and patient safety.
Overview
Gynecomastia surgery is tailored to your medical history and treatment goals.
The process is managed with personalised planning that aims for a balance of function and aesthetics and puts predictable results and patient safety first. At the consultation, your specialist draws up a realistic plan tailored to your needs.
Each stage is followed up with regular check-ups so that healing and long-term results are stable and safe.
- A personalised treatment plan for gynecomastia surgery
- Current treatment standards under specialist supervision
- Planning that balances function, aesthetics and safety
- Structured follow-up and recovery care
What Is Gynecomastia (Male Breast Enlargement)?
Gynecomastia is enlargement of breast tissue in men, giving a more feminine appearance. It can have various causes, such as hormonal imbalances, certain medicines, health problems or natural ageing.
Temporary gynecomastia can occur in boys during puberty. It usually resolves on its own and may disappear by the age of 17–18 without the need for surgery.
Gynecomastia surgery removes excess tissue in the chest area that does not improve with exercise or diet, using liposuction or surgical excision.
The procedure aims to correct an appearance that can affect men's self-confidence. With safe, careful planning, a more masculine, natural-looking chest can be achieved.
How Is Gynecomastia Recognised? What Are the Signs?
Gynecomastia appears as larger-than-normal breast tissue in men. It is usually noticed as enlargement on both sides and symmetrical.
You may feel swelling or fullness in the breast. In some cases there may also be tenderness or pain.
A definite diagnosis is made by a physician's examination and, where needed, blood tests or imaging (ultrasound, mammography).
Treatment Process
Consultation and Assessment
Your goals, current situation and options for gynecomastia surgery are assessed in detail.
The Treatment
The chosen treatment is carried out within protocols that put safety, comfort and clinical precision first.
Recovery and Follow-up
Aftercare instructions are explained clearly, and check-up appointments are scheduled to follow the process.
Who is it suitable for?
- Patients considering gynecomastia surgery after a consultation
- Candidates found suitable after medical assessment
- People able to follow the aftercare advice
- Patients looking for a natural, proportionate result
Quick Facts
- Duration: 1–4 hours
- Treatment Model: Single operation + follow-up visits
- Recovery: 7–21 days
- Method: Surgical protocol in line with operating theatre safety standards
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a suitable candidate for gynecomastia surgery?
Suitability is decided after a specialist assessment, a review of your medical history and a clinical examination.
What are the stages of recovery after gynecomastia surgery?
Mild swelling and tenderness may occur in the first days. Your physician will explain the use of a compression garment and the follow-up plan.
When is the final treatment plan confirmed?
It is finalised after the clinical assessment, once the method and scope are clear.