Male Breast Reduction (Gynaecomastia)
Correction of enlarged male breast tissue through gland excision and liposuction.
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Breast augmentation increases breast size and alters shape, using either silicone implants or the patient’s own fat. Implants give a larger and more predictable size increase; fat transfer gives a smaller, softer change and requires enough donor fat elsewhere. The choice of implant type, size, placement and incision is made at consultation based on your chest measurements and existing tissue, not from a catalogue.
Implants give a specific, plannable increase in volume that is harder to achieve reliably with fat transfer alone.
Addresses volume loss after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight change, not only a wish for a larger size.
Implant profile, size and placement are all planned around your existing tissue and frame, not chosen from a generic size chart.
Most patients go home the same day or after one night.
General anaesthesia for comfort and safety throughout.
A small incision is made in one of several possible locations, chosen with you in advance based on your anatomy and preference.
A precise pocket is created either under the breast tissue or partially under the chest muscle.
The implant is positioned, symmetry is checked with you sitting upright on the table, and the incision is closed.
The chest feels tight, similar to an intense workout. A supportive surgical bra is worn continuously.
Most people manage light daily activities and desk work, avoiding lifting the arms above shoulder height.
Implants gradually drop from an initially higher position into a more natural one.
Swelling fully resolves and implants settle into their final position and shape.
Scar tissue around the implant can tighten over time, occasionally requiring further surgery to correct.
Temporary or, rarely, permanent altered sensation can occur.
Implants are not lifetime devices; rupture is uncommon but is why periodic review is recommended.
More likely in very thin patients with limited natural tissue coverage.
Silicone, saline, round or anatomical implants are priced differently.
Sub-muscular placement is technically more involved than sub-glandular placement.
Replacing existing implants costs more than a first-time augmentation due to added complexity.
Modern silicone implants placed with attention to your existing tissue generally feel very natural, though this varies with implant type and how much of your own tissue covers it.
Not on a fixed schedule, but they are not designed to last a lifetime — most surgeons recommend periodic review and imaging in the years after surgery.
Most patients can, particularly with an incision placed away from the areola, though individual glandular anatomy affects this.
If there is noticeable sagging, an implant alone will not correct the position — this is assessed at consultation and a combined lift may be recommended.
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Correction of enlarged male breast tissue through gland excision and liposuction.
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