I was diagnosed with prepubertal gynecomastia as a teenager. For many years they were dormant, but over the last 12ish months, they have noticeably grown. My physician has examined me and said from a medical standpoint I am healthy, so it is purely aesthetic. Both areola are "puffy" in appearance, however the left side is noticeable larger, giving an asymmetrical appearance. I have been told surgery is the only option as the development is too great now.
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Thank you for your query. You will benefit from a careful removal of the lumps and some RF treatments to tighten the skin. A small amount of fat may need to be injected as well. These are difficult treatments and you will need to find someone with a lot of experience. All the best!
Unilateral pseudogynecomastia, where there is excess fatty tissue or glandular tissue development on one side of the chest, can often be addressed in a few ways, depending on the severity and the underlying cause. Here are some potential approaches:
1. Liposuction: For cases where the excess...
Thank you for your query. It is possible that a part of the gynecomastia, that is glandular was not completely removed. This cannot be removed by liposuction and needs excision. Please discuss your concerns with your surgeon who can examine you and help you . All the best!
