We are visited by many patients who have undergone Gynecomastia surgery in other places who are not happy with the results of their previous surgery. There is usually residual tissue, either fat or mammary glands or both. As a result, the chest looks asymmetrical and bulging. It may be on one side or both. Corrective surgery in such patients is usually difficult. During liposuction or dissection for glands, the normal anatomy of the breasts gets disturbed. The normal planes of dissection which are usually available during the first surgery get completely distorted.
Islands of residual patches of fat and glands tissue result due to incomplete removal. These areas are separated by dense fibrous tissue. Revision surgeries are always a challenge to the surgeon. Almost always, complete surgery must be re-done to give a desired result. Residual mammary glands tissues along with whatever fat has been left behind has to be removed by liposuction. Tumescent Awake technique gives excellent results in all such cases because of the bloodless nature of the surgery. Below are some examples of the corrective surgeries which we do quite often.
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Incidence of Gyno / Gynecomastia is very high. Almost 25-30% of boys suffer from this condition. It can be a very psychologically disturbing condition as boys are supposed to have flat, muscular chest. Breasts are not at all appropriate on boys’ chest.
Sometimes male patients feel they have puffy nipples. Surgery removes the puffy nipples with minimal possible scar. The surgery is outpatient and avoids the large open incisions and scars including free nipple grafting scars that are typical of the traditional techniques. Most patients notice significant flattening of the chest as well as a shrinkage of the often dilated size of the areola. Special compression vests are utilized post-op for good healing. Patients need only a day off of work and can resume full working out and exercise in six weeks. Results are immediate but, improvement continues for about three months.
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