Many men are troubled by the development of breast tissue in their chest. They suffer from embarrassment and frequently avoid situations where they need to take their shirts off. It also creates difficulty in finding clothes to camouflage their chest.
Gynecomastia surgery may be the solution you've been hoping for. Baltimore, Maryland plastic surgeon Dr. Adam Basner can remove unwanted breast tissue to give you the flatter chest wall you desire. Usually this is done through one tiny incision on each side of chest. Rarely an incision across the chest wall will need to be made.
Occasionally, a small incision needs to be made under the nipple as well. These incisions tend to heal unnoticeably. Gynecomastia surgery in Baltimore can remove the embarrassment of unwanted breast tissue.
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TESTIMONIAL: Growing up, a lot of my friends would make jokes at my chest, most commonly that I had female boobs. It destroyed my self-esteem and made it almost impossible for me to buy shirts. I felt like peoples attention was directed towards my chest. I had Gynecomastia surgery in April and couldn’t be happier with my results. I look amazing in and out of clothing. I now look forward to going to the beach. –M.B.
Below are some frequently asked questions about gynecomastia. These are designed only to provide you with general information regarding this procedure. We will provide you with extensive information during your complimentary consultation in our Baltimore male breast reduction office. Any further questions or concerns may also be addressed at that time.
Typically there is soreness for the first few days. Most gynecomastia Baltimore patients are back to work in 3-5 days. A small compression vest will be worn under your clothes for about two weeks.
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks involved, such as infection or bleeding. There is a small risk of developing a fluid collection under the skin which may need to be drained. It is also possible that to have wound healing problems. However, complications are rare.
The doctor will make every effort to ensure that your scars are as inconspicuous as possible. The scars may remain red for several months. The incisions however are small and tend to heal unnoticeably.
Most of the causes are idiopathic (no identifiable cause). Occasionally this may be a side effect of certain medications or hormonal problems. Your Baltimore male gynecomastia specialist will review this during your consultation.
The best candidates for Gynecomastia are those who are physically and emotionally healthy, and realistic in your expectations, this procedure may be right for you. Find out more by scheduling your complimentary consultation now.