I'm a 32 y.o male. I was thinking about having Gynecomastia surgery. I do have a low testosterone levels for my age. I take it that the fatty tissue that the Gynecomastia can be caused by estrogen levels. Will removing this fatty tissue bring sort of a balance to my T-Levels and encourage them to rise? Or will removing the fatty tissue lower my overall estrogen levels?
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Thank you for your question.It is likely that as you continue on your path toward a healthier life through #weightloss and #exercise that your #areolas may shrink in appearance. If you are not satisfied and begin to consider surgery, #weight needs to be considered when deciding to operate on a ...
Typically, gynecomastia surgery is not always covered by many insurance or healthcare programs. If it is, it can take some time to acquire approval as criteria can be restrictive. If approved, it's possible to be reimbursed by the insurance company after the surgery. Thus, it may be best to...
This certainly varies amongst surgeons but the demand of his or her practice, and insurance approval are too large factors. If you are having pain this could affect urgency or insurance approval. Make sure this is discussed with your physician. #consult #Insurance #Gynecomastia #Surgery
