I am wondering if what I have is gyno/glandular or if I need to just lose some weight. I have always had “puffy” looking nipples but not sure if surgery would fix it. 29 years old 6’2” 195 lbs. also, is it better to have the surgery with some extra fat or when lean?
April 28, 2023
Answer: Gynecomastia or fat? Gynecomastia is enlargement of the breast tissue in a male. Based on your photo and your description it appears you have some gynecomastia. It is treatable with surgery. The reason to do surgery is because you don't like the appearance, otherwise it is safe to leave it there. Surgery is best carried out when a person is at a healthy weight, there is no need to adjust your weight for surgery.
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April 28, 2023
Answer: Gynecomastia or fat? Gynecomastia is enlargement of the breast tissue in a male. Based on your photo and your description it appears you have some gynecomastia. It is treatable with surgery. The reason to do surgery is because you don't like the appearance, otherwise it is safe to leave it there. Surgery is best carried out when a person is at a healthy weight, there is no need to adjust your weight for surgery.
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March 29, 2023
Answer: Male Breast Tissue Puffy nipples and breasts in a male are usually associated with some underlying extra tissue. This extra fullness is typically a mixture of fibrous fatty glandular and it is called gynecomastia. Although weight loss helps to minimize the size, it usually does not resolve the issue. The treatment is surgical and can be very satisfying. Feel free to schedule a consult.
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March 29, 2023
Answer: Male Breast Tissue Puffy nipples and breasts in a male are usually associated with some underlying extra tissue. This extra fullness is typically a mixture of fibrous fatty glandular and it is called gynecomastia. Although weight loss helps to minimize the size, it usually does not resolve the issue. The treatment is surgical and can be very satisfying. Feel free to schedule a consult.
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