Have I had successful gynecomastia surgery? Do I still have gyno or it chest fat? How can I have firmer & toned chest? (photo)

With regard to the gynecomastia surgery, if the entire gland was removed, you should not be experiencing a recurrence. To better sculpt your chest lipo may be required and reducing your body fat while maintaining an exercise regimen. Seek a plastic surgeon with specialty training in #gynecomastia surgery, has great photos, and is an expert in male breast reduction.

Dear nachau15,

Thank you for your clinical post and photographs. Although difficult to tell what your
pre-operative photos might have looked like you appear to have a nice chest
contour to both in front and side views.
There does appear on the bird’s eye view to be some extra fat under your
skin, but on top of your pectoralis major.
This fat or fibrofatty collection is amenable to liposuction. Modern techniques of liposuction such as
laser assisted Smartlipo, Vaser Lipo or even BodyTite radio frequency assisted
liposuction will ensure that you get the flattest possible result
post-operatively.

In my practice, I have been performing cosmetic liposuction
for over 20 years and gynecomastia is an important part of the business as with
the newer technique such as BodyTite, Smartlipo or Vaser Lipo. The fat tissue of the chest can be liquefied
prior to removal, greatly enhancing contraction and making the procedure less
uncomfortable.

I hope this information has been of some assistance and best
of luck.

R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.

Certified Plastic Surgeon

Yorkville, Toronto