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Doming Areola After Gynecomastia Surgery

asked 11 months ago by rodge in England
Latest answer by Miguel Delgado, Jr., MD
Question viewed 329 times
Tags: areola, 7 years post-op, pain, protruding

I am a male of 33 years old I have had gynecomastia surgery done 7 months ago I had the gland and the fat removed and the results are brilliant but my left areola is doming slightly and when I am cold the areola gets erect and stick out half an inch and its hurts and it is like hard rock can anyone please tell me why it is doming and what can I have done to stop it sticking out Thank you

5 answers to Doming Areola After Gynecomastia Surgery

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Many causes.

It could be due to incomplete excision of the gland, scar tissue build-up, thick areola with a strong internal muscle, swelling and not quite healed yet. In any event it is easily correctable. see video
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Painfull and protruding areola

It may very well be that the excision was not complit and in addition you may have developed scar tisse under the left areola.you may need addional excision and may be Kenalog injections to the breast.t
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Male breast reduction and residual tissue

Residual breast tissue directly under the areola is common following male breast reduction for gynecomastia. Revision can usually be accomplished under local anesthesia in the office. Perhaps you should discuss this with your surgeon.
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Prominent Areola After Gynecomastia Surgery

The fact that your areola swells upward like a dome suggests that its nerve supply was not interrupted by the surgery and that you MAY have enough residual breast gland of fat under the areola to push it forward. I would discuss this with your surgeon. He may be able to correct it with an office procedure. Dr. Peter A Aldea
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Revision surgery after gynecomastia

You may have excess skin underneath the areola. This can be revised right in the office under local anesthesia.

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