Hello! I underwent liposuction touch up on my left chest about 3 weeks ago (previously had liposuction on both breast for gynecomastia a year ago but was uneven as left side still had more fat). My left nipple now looks fine when relaxed but when I flex the left chest it looks weird and has this "stapled" look to it. The nipple doesn't move freely and feels firm. Is there such thing as scar tissue adhesion? What do I need to do now? This is driving me crazy thinking it would be permanent. Thanks
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Thank you for your question. At our practice gynecomastia surgery typically runs about $5700.At our practice we avoid the distortion of the nipple, which is a typical side effect of surgery by locating the incision off the chest. We use multiple modalities to reestablish a flat, masculine...
It all depends on how much is there and what zones are treated and what your BMI is. In your case you had rather significant gynecomastia. You are certainly smaller. My experience is that men want things to be really flat without the appearance of a breast, even if it is a lot smaller.
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Ones is the accumulation of fatty tissue the other is glandular breast tissue. Try and go back to the gym and lose some weight. If it improves its likely fatty tissue if not or it actually gets worse it maybe glandular tissue and you will need an evaluation to the cause of it. If its painful...