Dr I am a boy but I am suffering from breath enlargement. The size of my breath is very large its looks like women's breath how I decrease my breath please help me...
April 14, 2015
Answer: Teenage gynecomastia The first step in addressing your concerns is to visit your pediatrician for an initial evaluation to make sure there are no underlying medical issues needing to be addressed. If everything checks out fine, the next step would be to visit a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in treating gynecomastia. Depending on your age, he/she may advise that you wait until you are post-puberty. In may cases, gynecomastia will resolve on it's own, however if it doesn't, surgery is the only option for permanently decreasing your breasts.
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April 14, 2015
Answer: Teenage gynecomastia The first step in addressing your concerns is to visit your pediatrician for an initial evaluation to make sure there are no underlying medical issues needing to be addressed. If everything checks out fine, the next step would be to visit a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in treating gynecomastia. Depending on your age, he/she may advise that you wait until you are post-puberty. In may cases, gynecomastia will resolve on it's own, however if it doesn't, surgery is the only option for permanently decreasing your breasts.
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April 14, 2015
Answer: Adolescent gynecomastia While many young men have transient fullness of the Breast tissue behind the nipples, it sounds like you have much more than that. I agree with the others here that you should go with one or both of your parents to your pediatrician for an assessment and make sure a hormonal imbalance is not the root cause of your problem. If it is not, then see a board certified plastic surgeon. One of us can correct this through a variety of surgical options. I hope this helps.
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April 14, 2015
Answer: Adolescent gynecomastia While many young men have transient fullness of the Breast tissue behind the nipples, it sounds like you have much more than that. I agree with the others here that you should go with one or both of your parents to your pediatrician for an assessment and make sure a hormonal imbalance is not the root cause of your problem. If it is not, then see a board certified plastic surgeon. One of us can correct this through a variety of surgical options. I hope this helps.
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