Planning to do gyno surgery wih entails removal of glands as liposuction to contour thr chest. The surgeon makes the cannula incision right below the chest and not on in the armpit or side of the chest. Their rationale is that is safer due to less nerves, easer to contour chest, and serves for better drainage. My concern is the unsightly cannula scars which would be under the chest/very upper abdomen. Is this the right approach? And what is the best way to ensure scars are to a minimum?
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I don't not believe that the non-surgical options work for gynecomastia, unless it is a very very mild case of gynecomastia and the person is only wanting a small change.
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I always remove glandular tissue when I treat gynecomastia. The glandular tissue is removed in such a way as to remove as much as possible, while leaving skin flaps of even thickness so that the patient does not develop uneven areas such as depressions or elevated areas. As well, the best...
In order to make an assessment on the outcome of a plastic surgery procedure we need to see proper before and after pictures. Gynecomastia is often slightly asymmetrical with one side being worse than the other. The human body is generally quite asymmetric.
There are three tissue variables that...
