Gynecomastia Surgery

Men suffering with gynecomastia possess over-developed and enlarged male breasts, causing them to experience embarrassment, emotional discomfort and impaired self-confidence. In these cases, Dr. Farzaneh will commonly perform a specialized procedure to reduce the size of the chest area and restore a more masculine appearance.

What is Gynecomastia Surgery?

Also known as male breast reduction, gynecomastia surgery is a specialized cosmetic treatment designed to reduce breast size in men who are embarrassed by their soft and feminine-looking chests. To perform the procedure, Dr. Farzaneh will commonly use a combination of both liposuction and excising the excess tissue in the chest area to achieve the desired result.

When to Consider Gynecomastia Surgery

• If you avoid removing your shirt in public to hide your condition.
• If you avoid intimacy to hide your condition.
• If you want a chest that is proportionate to the rest of your body.
• If you experience severe emotional distress or embarrassment due to your overly developed breasts.
• If your condition severely detracts from your self-confidence.

Results

Following gynecomastia surgery with Dr. Farzaneh, you can expect to see a firm, flat and masculine appearance when you take off your shirt. The excess volume and tissue that formed your enlarged breasts will be permanently eliminated, and you’ll no longer feel self-conscious about revealing your chest contours.

In addition, the results of gynecomastia surgery with Dr. Farzaneh tend to be life-changing for his patients, because they not only deliver an enhanced physical appearance – but also unprecedented levels of self-confidence.

Are You a Candidate for Gynecomastia Surgery?

As with all of his cosmetic procedures, Dr. Farzaneh determines gynecomastia surgery candidacy on an individual basis, following a thorough discussion of the patient’s cosmetic goals, concerns and desires. With that said, ideal candidates for this procedure are generally:

• In good overall health.
• Without any medical conditions that may impair healing or increase surgery risk.
• Non-smokers.
• Realistic in their expectations of surgery.
• Near their ideal body weight.
• Suffering with over-developed breasts that are unresponsive to diet and exercise.

While these general guidelines are helpful, please note that the only way to know for sure if you are a candidate for gynecomastia surgery is to schedule a private consultation with Dr. Farzaneh today.