Why does it still look like I have gynecomastia? (Photo)

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!

Thank you for posting your question here!My answer will be based on the limited information and pictures provided for a detailed and bespoke plan I would recommend that you consult with your plastic surgeon.
when your surgeon performs gynecomastia surgery they usually leave a small portion of the gland behind the nipple to prevent the caved in or crater look that can happen when the nipple loses support or excessive excision is done and the skin sticks to the underlying muscle. Another possibility is recurrence that is if there a cause for the gynecomastia ( hormonal abnormality) that hasn't been addressed it can recur as some of the gland is left in place and that might grow in size if hormonal stimulation is still existent though given the time frame it's more likely retained gland from the original surgery. If this continues to bother you down the line , a revision surgery can be done though removal of more tissue will carry the risk of potential deformities.I hope this helps , best of luck!