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No, getting a tattoo over Gynecomastia should not interfere. However, surgicallly treating the area for Gynecomastia may affect the tattoo due to the altering of the tissue. As will most #laser treatments for contouring, various skin conditions, and hair removal due to the laser being absorbed by any pigmentation in the skin; such as tattoo ink. Both surgery and laser can distort the tattoo image. Therefore, if you are considering treatment options for #Gynecomastia, it is recommended you treat the Gynecomastia prior to having any #tattoo work done on that area.
No, the tattoo won't make the gynecomastia worse. If you are considering surgery you should do the surgery first.
Contour Abnormalities: Although the doctor will make every effort to give you a “perfect” result, the area of excess tissue removal may end up with a contour that is slightly too high or too low. You may feel the “edge” around the areolar dissection. Massage and time (4-6 months) usually ...
Thanks for your question. Based on your photos, I see some scarring on both sides but more of an indentation on the lower chest on the right. Seroma, hematoma or excess tissue removal could be responsible for this result. I recommend seeing a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for an evaluation and...
In cases of physiologic gynecomastia where the onset of puberty led to the gynecomastia, the surgical result is typically permanent. Teens that develop gynecomastia through puberty and have surgery should not expect a recurrence unless they gain excessive weight or begin taking medications that...
