I'm wondering if gynecomastia is glandular hypertrophy or hyperplasia. Are glandular cells just growing or are they dividing?

Thank you for opening up this question. Gynecomastia surgery is a less painful and permanent result oriented procedure that will require you to allow at least 6 months for recovery and allow the consultant to pass evaluations before the final outcome of the procedure. Follow-up treatment will of...

Although most swelling dissipates around 6 weeks, every patient heals at his own rate. Be patient. The appearance of your nipples will improve as the swelling fully resolves. Best of luck.

Based on the location of your incisions it appears that you had liposuction assisted correction of your gynecomastia.  What is likely causing your decreased ROM is the residual swelling present within your tissues.  Allow your results to mature further, over the next 3-5 weeks, and you will see...

It is common to have asymmetry between the two breasts in patients with gynecomastia. Some patients have minimal asymmetry while the asymmetry is significant in other patients. each breast is treated individually.

Without examining you in person, I can only hazard a guess but if you have loose skin, it will need to be surgically excised. Schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in gynecomastia revision surgery to be examined in person and discuss options. Best of luck.

It is extremely important that for the first three weeks minimum you are not getting your heart rate up. If you are able to do a slow pace walk without an incline, that is okay. Compression for 24/7 and no rigorous activity is very important to avoid complications. As far as lifting, you...