Houston Male Breast Reduction doctors

James F. Boynton, MD James F. Boynton, MD
Houston Plastic Surgeon
12727 Kimberley Ln Suite 300, Houston
2 answers
Paul S. Gill, MD Paul S. Gill, MD
Houston Plastic Surgeon
9200 Pinecroft Suite 460, The Woodlands
2 answers
Thomas T. Jeneby, MD Thomas T. Jeneby, MD
San Antonio Plastic Surgeon
7272 Wurzbach Unit 801 801, San Antonio
1 answer
C. Bob Basu, MD C. Bob Basu, MD
Houston Plastic Surgeon
6400 Fannin Suite 2100, Houston
Young R. Cho, MD, PhD Young R. Cho, MD, PhD
Houston Plastic Surgeon
17115 Red Oak Drive Suite 210, Houston

Recent Answers

How Long Will I Need to Wear the Compression Garment After Male Breast Reduction?

Are garments worn for more than 6 weeks after a breast reduction surgery? What is the longest that they might need to be worn?

A: garments after male breast reduction

i prefer for all male breast reductions to wear a compression garment for 6 weeks if they have undergone liposuction.    Healing is very subjective, so if swelling and skin laxity is present at 6 weeks, i may recommend longer compression to allow for the best longterm result.

Paul S. Gill, MD
Houston Plastic Surgeon
How Much Weight is Typically Lost After Male Breast Reductions?

What type of diet would you recommend to obtain and maintain the best post-surgical results?

A: Weight loss after male breast reduction

unfortunately, not much weight is lost during male breast reduction.    A very large female breast reduction is around 2 kg per breast.   Therefore, male breast reductions usually involve less than 300-400 grams of tissue removal.    

A well balanced diet is always recommended, such that you maintain a stable weight.   Large weight fluctuations after surgery will significantly alter your postop result, so try to do surgery at a weight you can realistically maintain longterm.

Paul S. Gill, MD
Houston Plastic Surgeon
Will Results Be Satisfying if I Keep the Gland Tissue and Only Remove Fat?

I have Grade 2 Gynecomastia. My situation warrants the removal of glandular tissue through a small incision in addition to some fat via lipo. However, I fear that gland removal will not be aesthetically attractive since it will result in a flat chest. Therefore I'm contemplating performing either a Vaser procedure or the Radio frequency Assisted Lipo and not removing the gland. Is this a common approach? How much reduction can I expect? Will the results be satisfying? Is RFAL superior to vaser?

A: Gynecomastia question

True gynecomastia requires glandular removal. Fat around the gland can be feathered for a final result. Ive performed several hundred male chest and schools axilla combos and the chest needs to be sculpted, not just "operated on"..have a great day! Dr Jeneby

Thomas T. Jeneby, MD
San Antonio Plastic Surgeon
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