From a recent post it seems I might have a hormonal imbalance as my Gynecomastia/puffy nipples isn't always there but comes and goes throughout the day and is usually worse later in the day. I have seen a Endcrinologist and he said that I would healthy, can my hormones be unbalanced and me be healthy like he said. How does this work? He also said my testosterone and estrogen levels were normal. Will Aetna cover to fix this issue? Will Raloxifene help to get rid of the lumps? Thanks
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Answer: Will Aetna ever cover a gynecomastia operation on a male?
Hello and thank you for your excellent question. Typically, "craters" or contour irregularities after gynecomastia surgery are the consequence of improper surgical technique. It is important to obtain a face-to-face consultation to evaluate you for a procedure, and to discuss the different...
Assuming that the separation is narrow (which is sounds as if it is), all should be fine. However, if the area becomes red or hot to the touch, contact your surgeon immediately. Best of luck --
There is no point of having them separately. By placing the incisions precisely at the areola's border (dark-light skin junction), we can remove the excess breast tissue that is causing the "puffy-looking" nipple area and at the same time reduce the areola's diameter for a more proportionate ...
