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GYNECOMASTIA
Gynecomastia is a pathology in men where their chest increases in volume resembling the shape of breasts. This appearance can lead to low self-esteem or aesthetic alterations in the person.
PROCEDURE OF
GYNECOMASTIA
The gynecomastia procedure consists of removing excess volume from the pectorals. The result is a masculinized chest.
The procedure is performed through minimal incisions located in the areolas, which is why they remain imperceptible over time. The excess fat and gland are removed, achieving a corrected anatomy at the pectoral level. At the end, the operated region is covered with a compressive bandage.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE GETTING A GYNECOMASTIA
Gynecomastia is a surgery that covers the pectorals of the male patient. It can be performed under local anesthesia supported by minor sedation.
The scars are hidden in the areolas.
Gynecomastia can be based on fat or glandular growth.
Compression bandage accompanied by post liposuction therapy is important for optimal recovery.
RECOVERY OF
GYNECOMASTIA
During recovery, compressive bandage and postoperative therapy based on manual lymphatic drainage and ultrasound are important.
The recovery process involves time for inflammation, healing, and skin contraction. This process may take a few months to complete.
CLINICAL CASE
Reason for consultation: Patient comes with increased volume of pectorals that appear feminine.
Indication:Gynecomastia repair.
Aim: Rejuvenation of excess fat volume and pectoral gland.
Result: Patient with corrected pectorals.
During recovery, it is important to rest physically and wear a compressive chin guard during the first days.
You should take antibiotics, pain relievers, and use mouthwash after each meal.
There are no points to withdraw.
Checks will be carried out during the first days and then after a month to monitor its evolution.
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