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GYNECOMASTIA

What is gynecomastia?

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Gynecomastia is an excessive growth of breast tissue in men. This condition is benign and mostly bilateral although it can also be unilateral.

 

 

How is gynecomastia surgery performed?

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The procedure is performed under either local or general anesthesia. The type of anesthesia will be discussed and chosen during your consultation with Dr. Buzea.

 

During surgery, a small incision will be made and a cannula will be inserted to extract the unwanted fat or gland from your chest.

 

In some cases, when there is a lot of skin sagging, it may be necessary to remove some skin also.

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When is surgery recommended?

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Frequently, gynecomastia (enlarged male breast, effeminate male breast) is not a serious medical condition and the majority of patients has a normal life. However, if you have gynecomastia and want it treated, Dr. Buzea ca help you.

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What happens after surgery?

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After surgery you will need to wear a compressive garment to prevent swelling, bruising and to maintain the shape. The initial result will be visible immediately after surgery, but the final result will be seen in several weeks, when the swelling completely subsides. 

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Although you can resume your daily activities in about 3 days, you should wait one month before doing sports.

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Since most of the details about the surgery (what it means, how to prepare for the operation, what type of anesthesia will be used, what the recovery implies etc.) must be discussed face to face, doctor Buzea can offer you a personalized consultation. This way, you can have a better understanding of both the risks and benefits of such an intervention, taking into account your wishes as well as your unique anatomical characteristics. Book an appointment now!

 

The full range of surgical and non-surgical procedures offered by Dr. Cezar Buzea can be found here.

 

If the procedure you are looking for is not on the list or you are not sure what kind of procedure is best suited for your concern, Dr. Buzea is available here to answer your questions.

 

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