Can you apply the Sculpsure device to a man's chest or pectoral area safely without repercussions?

As a surgeon who has performed hundreds of gynecomastia reductions, I can say I concur with Dr. Scott.  Gynecomastia typically has a dual component in which there is usually hypertrophied breast glandular tissue as well as excess fat.  SculpSure can certainly address the fatty component, but the dense fibrous glandular tissue will need to be excised as well.  If the issue is fat alone, SculpSure will work great.  However, if there is gland involved, a better approach would be SmartLipo laser lipolysis followed by direct glandular excision. The best way to determine this is by examining to see if there is just fat which will feel soft and "mushy" as opposed to glandular tissue which feels "rubbery".   Your best bet is to see an expert who performs BOTH procedures and get an honest opinion about which procedure is best for you. Hope this helps!

Thank you for your question. Currently, SculpSure is only FDA-approved for the abdomen and flanks. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon in person to determine surgical and non-surgical treatments that have the capability to provide you the outcome that you want to obtain.
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Sculpsure can be used on the chest "off label" but to be honest it will not give you a body shaping / contouring result.  I suggest seeing a VASER hi def contouring expert if you are looking for chest shaping and/or glad removal.  Best, Dr. Emer.