Gynecomastia Male Breast Reduction
Patient unhappy with breasts that were too large. He enjoyed building his pectoral muscles but did not like the shape of the breasts. His gynecomastia started in adolescence and the mass did not change size but became more prominent with his muscle building. There was no use of steroids.
27 year old male
5 foot 7 inches tall weighing 168 pounds
Surgery location: Hospital Operating Room
Anesthesia: Tumescent Local with Sedation
Method: Dynamic technique, excision mass, liposuction contouring, and deep tissue sculpture
More photographs of this male patient can be seen here.
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Before gynecomastia surgery photograph pectoral muscles relaxed | Picture 12 days after male breast tissue reduction surgery |
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Before gynecomastia photograph with the pectoral muscles tensed | Picture 12 days after male breast tissue reduction surgery |
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Before gynecomastia photograph of contour map | Before gynecomastia picture of contour map |
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Male breast tissue excised with this surgery. It does not take much tissue to cause a visible mass on the male chest wall. | |
 |  | This patient's breast tissue was a combination of fat and gland or mixed gynecomastia. The gland component was dispersed in the this excised specimen. Beyond this male breast tissue was fat that made up the rest of the breast enlargement. Tumescent liposuction contoured the remaining tissue. |
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