Do pushups make gynecomastia bigger? (Photo)

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Push-ups or other chest exercises should not make gynecomastia bigger. Of course, exercising your chest muscles will increase the bulk of the muscle which will cause possible further projection of gynecomastia which is resting on the muscle. Keep up the training.

...will enlarge your muscle but will have no bearing on underlying breast tissue.  Some men do feel that the more they work out the more noticeable their nipples become.  

Pushups will increase the size of your pectoralis muscles, but should not affect your gynecomastia.  You do have mild gynecomastia and this can be corrected with surgery.

Thank you for your photographs and questions.  Based on your pictures, it does not appear that you are suffering from gynecomastia, but the only way to truly determine is through an in-person examination.  Because gynecomastia is the development of male breast tissue, which sits above your pectorals muscles, pushups will not worsen gynecomastia.  When present, gynecomastia can spontaneously resolve, especially it there is an underlying cause that is diagnosed and addressed.  Gynecomastia that persists for more than a year is unlikely to regress, and often requires surgical intervention.  Hope that this helps.