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Two months is very early to assess the outcome of you surgery. However, photos would have been very helpful in answering this question. You may require fat graft to correct for any persistent contour problems. Good luck and be safe.John T. Nguyen, MD, FACS, FICSDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Fat grafting is one possibility. It can help tremedously with irregularities in many cases. If you find a plastic surgeon very experienced with both gynecomastia surgery and structural fat grafting. Take yourtime finding the right surgeon. You can get an improvement.
It will take a minimum of four months to see your final result, and my policy is to do no gynecomastia revisions for at least six months. That being said, most contour irregularities can be corrected with some combination of liposuction and fat injection. Without seeing any of your photos, it is impossible to comment specifically about your case. I hope this helps.
Hi, there can be different reasons why your having this problem. First if glandular tissue was removed, too much may have been removed under the nipple to cause this depression. Secondly, it could be due to excessive liposuction in the area. Depending on what is causing the problem, your plastic surgeon may offer to due a revision surgery to release the scar tissue that may be causing the problem +/- fat grafting to area to restore the sunken appearance. Or surrounding fatty tissue could be liposuctioned to improve contour. Would be best to let your plastic surgeon examine you to determine what is causing the depression.
Yes, both surgeries can be performed together. It really depends on your surgeon's preference. Good luck and be safe. John T. Nguyen, MD, FACS, FICSDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Dear Bossbrah, Thank you for posting your early postoperative photos. At five weeks postoperatively, it is very common to have swelling and edema and some asymmetry. At this point, I still recommend the use of external compression garmenting plus perhaps the edition of some foam on the more...
Currently, there is no pill, cream or exercise that can get rid of male breast tissue as safely, and permanently as a surgical chest contouring surgery. Based on your note and the image you most likely have mild male gynecomastia which can easily be treated in a permanent fashion via male breast...
