Gynocomastia in my 50's

Congrats!  Yes, 50 is fine.  You may have some skin redundancy but you may be surprised on how well that skin contracts in a few months.  If it doesn't you can live with this trade-off (no breasts, looser skin) or have the skin excised.  I do this all the time and men are very, very happy to have their breasts gone!

Many men have male breast reduction surgery at 50 or older. The skin does not have as much elasticity when we age, but many times it may retract. If not, usually a skin tightening procedure can be done in the office whereby a donut shaped piece of skin is removed around the areola and closed with a purse string type suture. Be sure to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon that specializes in gynecomastia. Good luck!

Decrease of testosterone in middle-aged sometimes is associated with the development of gynecomastia. Often times can be treated by liposuction alone. In most cases the skin response satisfactorily to the decrease in volume on the chest wall.