What sort of options are available for my gyno & how to find a doctor that can perform the surgery well? (Photos)

Gynecomastia is a common problem in males. There are certain times when this is normal in males life due to the body's response to changes in hormones. It is first wise to be evaluated by a primary care provider for any medical causes for gynecomastia (Prescription or recreational drugs, alcohol, testicular masses, etcetera). Options for surgical gynecomastia treatment include liposuction, liposuction in combination with minimal incision techniques, and finally direct excision. Most all of these can be done with local anesthesia or moderate sedation. Your candidacy for one of these procedures would depend on a formal evaluation from a plastic surgeon who is experienced with the topic.
The downtime for this procedure depends on which technique is used and the patient's own postoperative course. Typically after surgery like this, a surgeon will have the patient wait at least 4 weeks, if not more, to resume full exercise capacity. At this time can be shortened if liposuction only is used.
When looking for surgeon make sure that they are a Plastic Surgeon who is board certified or board eligible by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, which is the only board recognized by the American Board of medical specialties to do this type of surgery. This is a common procedure that we do in our office. Please see the attached link for more information

it looks like your gyno is rather mild and a little asymmetric. In general nearly all patients with gyno need liposuction to get a smooth result and removal of the gland in order to get a complete result. Look for experienced gyno surgeons who do this on a regular basis in order to get the best results. Good luck.

Hello! I would recommend you Gynecomastia with Vaser Liposuction, and incisions could be made only if you still have some breast tissue left during the surgery. But besides, the skin would be tighter and the recovery would be better with vaser liposuction.
You would be able to do some light exercises after a month whereas the heavier ones are recommended after three months.