Do I have gyno? (photos)

You have gynaecomastia, if it is really bothering you, you can consult an experience plastic surgery near by and get it corrected.

Thank you for your photos. It appears there may be some mild gynecomastia under the nipple. This will be evident on physical exam if it feels like there was a ball or marble behind the areola. The good news is this is rather easy to improve. Be sure to go to someone who performs a lot of these types of surgeries.

Hello, there is no breast enlargement in your photos. However, if there is excessive tissue increase when you touch the breast area, there may be an enlargement in the mammary gland. The best way to find out is to investigate it in more detail with ultrasound imaging.

Hello. Your chest contour looks normal from side view. I can say this situation is not congruent with gynecomastia or it is between no gynecomastia-grade 1 gynecomastia. So if it is too annoying for you, a gland reduction can be done with 1 cm incision under local anesthesia.

Hello, thank you for the question. Looking at your visuals, it seems like you have a slight gynecomastia. So you will be able to achieve a slimmer breast shape with gyno. Hope this helps you well!

Hi, thanks for your question. I highly recommend that you book and in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. Gynecomastia can only be determined with a physical examination.

Dear Affectionate242556,
it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. If you are considering a surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

There is no specific criteria that clinches the diagnosis of gynecomastia. Men and women both have breast tissue that develops to a certain degree and this varies from person to person. It is typically not related to hormone levels but rather Breast tissue hormone receptors being overly sensitive to normal hormone levels.

Young adolescent men often develop some breast budding and this typically gets better as they enter young adulthood.

the differential of chest fullness includes excess subcutaneous fat and skin laxity especially in older men or in those who have had substantial weight loss.

Typically surgery is indicated when the condition is enough to bother the patient to the point of justifying the procedure.

To me you have a normal looking chest and nothing to worry about. If it bothers you and you’re willing to undergo surgery to have some of the glandular tissue and or fat removed then there’s no shortage of plastic surgeons willing to take your money.

To me someone Hass to have a pretty good reason to justify having a surgical procedure so I would probably lean more towards reassuring then having surgery.

Obviously weight gain can make the condition worse because of fat that’s also present.

You can always have a few in person consultations bed surgeons tend to be biased towards liking to do surgery.
Best,

Mats Hagstrom MD

Thank you for the question and photos but an examination is really needed. So go on some complimentary consultations with experts and compare recommendations after a full examination

Dr Corbin