Can losing significant amount of weight reduce a crater deformity that was a result of botched gynecomastia surgery? (photos)

Thanks for your question.  Unfortunately idopathic gynecomastia is rarely covered by insurance.   In some cases if found to be a result of a medical conedition insurance pre-authorization can be attempted.  Best of luck with your surgery. Please seek consultation with a board certified plas...

You will need to wait until your chest heals completely from surgery before you see your final results, and that may be several weeks or months from now. For my patients who have breast tissue and fat, I use liposuction and surgical excision to get optimal results. I use liposuction alone only...

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  I would recommend seeing your surgeon for an in-person evaluation as it appears that you have some threatened nipple and areolar tissue as well as a hematoma in your left chest.  This may require topical and/or surgical treatments to im...