Cases in Gynecomastia

This is 33yo male who lost over 75lbs. He was left with excess breast skin and mass and desired male breast reduction surgery. Patient is now 4 months after removing skin and 93g and 70g of breast tissue on his right and left side respectively.

This is a 22yo male interested in reducing the size of his breasts. We directly excised glandular tissue through a periareola incision and performed simultaneous liposuction of each breast for additional contouring. He had assymetry and so different amounts were excised from each side. We removed 44g from his right and 22g from his left. […]

This is a 24 yo male interested in reducing the size of his breasts. We directly excised glandular tissue through an incision around half of his areola and performed simultaneous liposuction for additional contouring. We removed 29g on the right and 36g on the left. He is 4 months postop.

This is a 23yo male interested in reducing the size of his breasts. He underwent direct excision through a periareola incision and simultaneous liposuction for additional contouring. 31g was removed from the right and 23g was removed from the left.

This is a 21yo male 4 months after his unilateral procedure.  He had just right sided gynecomastia and so 35g of breast tissue was removed from his right side via a periareola incision.  Conservative liposuction was also performed.

This is a 52yo male 4 months after his procedure.  26g was removed from the left and 25g was removed from the right through a periareola incision.  Simultaneous liposuction was also performed.

This is a 35yo gentleman with bilateral gynecomastia.  He is 4 months after his surgery where we performed liposuction of his breast periphery with simultaneous direct excision of 45 on the left and 34g on the right through a periareola incision.

This is a 23 yo gentleman with bilateral male enlargement of breasts.  He is 6 weeks after his surgery where we performed liposuction of his breast periphery with simultaneous direct excision of 22g on the right and 61g from the left through a periareolar incision.