i'm turning 20 in april, should i still be getting gyno surgery or wait it out? i've had it since 12 and they are smaller now. is meds still an option? or only surgery? i don't mind surgery but atm can't afford one. i believe the mass is fibrous now since it doesn't hurt anymore and my chest muscles are more prominent. i believe my hormones are normal
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Surgical reduction of gynecomastia seems as though it would be relatively simple and straightforward – just ‘remove the lump’ and the chest will look normal. But it is actually a deceptively challenging procedure that requires detailed preoperative evaluation and planning, a rational and stepw...
Sometimes irregularities can develop after gynecomastia. usually they are mild and not an issue. Dents or folds can occur in the areola if there is not enough tissue beneath the nipple or if the areola does not shrink as desired. sometimes some scar tissue can form which can create fold. massage...
Thanks for your question.You are fairly early in your recovery to see the finally results.I recommend compression and patience.I also recommend you stay in touch with your surgeon to follow your results.