Gynecomastia correction

Gynecomastia is a benign enlargement of the glandular breast tissue in men. It can develop from hormonal shifts during puberty or with age, from certain medications, or alongside an underlying medical condition. It usually presents as a firm, rubbery lump beneath the nipple, sometimes with tenderness.

Surgical correction removes the excess glandular tissue through a small, discreet incision at the edge of the areola — a periareolar approach — or by liposuction. The result is a flatter, more masculine chest contour, with minimal visible scarring and a quick recovery.

Restoring a natural, masculine chest — precisely and confidently.