Do I have gynecomastia? Is this glandular tissue I am seeing? (photos)

The best way to tell would be by booking an in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. It is hard to say without a physical examination. Some men have a build up of more glandular tissue, some of more fat, and some a combination of both. If it turns out you do have gynecomastia, it looks as though it would be a mild case. You would still have to remove any excess gland or fat surgically, but in experienced hands the procedure is simple and results in minimal to almost imperceptible scarring. 

Thank you for your questions and photos. It seems that you may have a mild case of gynecomastia.  In most cases of patients with mild gynecomastia using smart liposuction can simply allow your surgeon to remove your breast gland, depending on dense the breast gland is. In order to best determine best surgical approach for you I suggest you set up a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and having full consult with examination. Best of Luck to you.

Gynecomastia comes in many varieties. Many times it is mild but it can really hold guys back who are trying to look their best. Mild gynecomastia basically hides the lower border of the pectoralis muscle and causes some excessive fullness beneat the nipple area. This can usually be fixed very easily and excellent results should be expected. good luck.