Surgery for Gynaecomastia Before & After
Excess breast tissue in males can occur during puberty and in most cases will resolve without the need for intervention. In some cases, however, this condition may persist and surgical intervention to reduce the breast is an option that can be considered for management.
Individual results will vary according to several factors, including genetics, age, diet & exercise. All surgeries carry risk & require an appropriate recovery period & aftercare regime which may include wearing compression garments or modifying your lifestyle post-operatively. You should seek a second opinion from a Specialist Surgeon before proceeding. More information about these risks and aftercare can be easily found on our website on the page that describes the surgical procedure. Dr Matthew Peters (MED0000958200) is a registered medical practitioner, Specialist Plastic Surgeon (specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery).
The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise.