Gynecomastia, sometimes referred to as manboobs, is the growth of glandular breast tissue and excess fat build up in the chest. It often becomes noticeable as a palpable lump behind the nipples. The condition can range from barely noticeable to a size that is a serious embarrassment. Although the condition is not medically harmful, most men are unhappy with it, and it can lead to emotional and psychological discomfort.
The links on this page are the jumping off point for a range of topics about the causes and treatments for gynecomastia. Learn more about how gynecomastia is medically defined, the various grades of severity it can have, and its causes. Understand how the GSC manages the surgical process, and read about the answers to many common questions men ask about this treatment.
Learn about the consultation process – how the GSC works with you to learn about your expectations and goals, and uses ultrasound imaging to precisely work out the extent and internal structure of your gynecomastia.
Understand everything you need to know about surgery, the medical staff and their roles, and how long it typically takes.
Find out how long it takes and what you’ll need to do during the recovery period, the aftercare you’ll get from the GSC, and how much down time should be expected.
Discover answers to many common questions by following the links below to pages where topics such as alternatives to surgery, whether surgery is best for you, and what to know to get the best outcomes from a gynecomastia procedure.
Discuss your goals and find out about outcomes for your personal case of gynecomastia.
