Male Breast Reduction
Gynecomastia
Surgical treatment of male breast enlargement for a flat, masculine chest contour.
Duration
1–2 Hours
Recovery
1 Week
Anesthesia
General / Local Anesthesia
About the Procedure
Gynecomastia is the abnormal enlargement of breast tissue in men and may result from hormonal imbalance, weight changes or genetic factors. The condition can lead to psychological discomfort and self-esteem issues.
Using liposuction and/or surgical excision techniques, Prof. Dr. Ilker Yazıcı removes excess breast tissue and fat to create a flat, masculine chest contour. The most appropriate technique is selected for each patient and natural results with minimal scarring are targeted.
Benefits
- Flat, masculine chest appearance
- Increased self-confidence
- Minimal-scar techniques
- Permanent results
- Fast recovery
How Does the Process Work?
Consultation
Detailed examination, hormonal assessment and grading.
Preparation
Pre-operative tests and anesthesia evaluation.
Operation
A 1–2 hour procedure under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation.
Recovery
Compression vest, return to normal activities after 1 week, return to sports after 4–6 weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes gynecomastia?
Hormonal imbalance, obesity, certain medications, genetic factors or underlying medical conditions can cause gynecomastia.
Will it grow back after surgery?
When breast tissue is surgically removed, the result is permanent. However, weight gain can increase fat accumulation.
At what age can it be performed?
Apart from temporary pubertal gynecomastia, it can be performed in men over 18 once breast development is stable.
Learn More About Gynecomastia
Book an appointment for a free consultation. Let us answer your questions and create your personalized treatment plan.
Note: Recovery time varies from person to person. The post-operative recovery process consists of several stages. The concept of recovery varies as well. Returning to work is also a form of recovery. The complete healing of scars is also part of the recovery process.