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"Puffy Nipple Areola Complex" is among the most common forms of gynecomastia. This gland and/or adipose tissue accumulation can be located under the areola or can be slightly extended outside the areola, causing the areola to appear dome shaped.This form of #Gynecomastia can be found in all age groups but is more common in young adults.As each case is different, it is vital that you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced in male breast surgery. The surgeon should determine if you are a suitable candidate for male breast reduction by liposuction or glandular excision. It is also crucial to have a plastic surgeon who is well-versed in the gynecomastia condition can determine if there is firm breast tissue beneath the areola that is causing the nipples to project (which is often the case), and if so, how much of this glandular tissue can be removed to create a flat appearance. Typically, its best to wait at least one year following the initial surgery to consider a revision. It is imperative you select a plastic surgeon who is #board-certified . In addition to checking board-certifications, it is suggested that you look at before and after photos of the surgeons actual patients, and read patient reviews. Gathering all of this information will help you make a well-informed decision.
Thank you for your question and pictures. It appears that your nipples are flat and will remain that way unless you have fat grafting done.All the best,Dr. JSB
It appears that all the gynecomastia tissue has been removed and I doubt that you will experience any recurrence. You have probably been used to having puffy nipples and if you are unhappy about the long term result, grafting can help correct that.
Thank you for the photos and question and if you had excision, you may have had enough gland resected from under the nipples to cause them to sink in. The good news is that projection can restored with further surgery and grafting if necessaryDr Corbin
