Gynecomastia Surgery in TorontoRestore Confidence & Contour

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What this procedure may address

  • Persistent glandular breast tissue
  • Localized chest fat
  • Puffy areolae
  • Asymmetry
  • Loose chest skin after weight loss

What patients need to understand

Liposuction removes fat but does not reliably remove dense gland. Excision may be necessary and leaves a scar. Significant skin excess can require longer scars.

Assessment and planning

Assessment includes duration, medications, supplements, hormonal or medical factors, weight stability and examination for a discrete mass. Further medical evaluation may be needed before cosmetic treatment.

Recovery

Compression is commonly used. Swelling, bruising and firmness can last weeks. Exercise and chest training return gradually.

Individual postoperative instructions take priority over general timelines published online.

Risks and limitations

The proposed benefits must be weighed against risks that include:

  • Bleeding or hematoma
  • Infection
  • Anaesthetic complications
  • Poor wound healing or unfavourable scarring
  • Asymmetry or contour irregularity
  • Altered sensation or numbness
  • Persistent pain or swelling
  • An unsatisfactory result or need for revision surgery
  • Changes in nipple or breast sensation
  • Breast asymmetry
  • Fat necrosis or delayed wound healing
  • Crater deformity
  • Areolar irregularity
  • Residual gland or recurrence
  • This list is not exhaustive. The risks relevant to the proposed treatment are discussed during consultation and again before informed consent.

This list is not exhaustive. The risks relevant to the proposed treatment are discussed during consultation and again before informed consent.

Consultation with Dr. Elahi

A consultation with Dr. Elahi is an assessment of anatomy, goals, alternatives, scars, recovery, risk and whether treatment is appropriate. It does not create an obligation to proceed.

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What is Male Breast Reduction/ Gynecomastia Surgery?

Gynecomastia Excision Surgery, also known as male breast reduction, is a surgical procedure designed to eliminate excess glandular tissue and fat from the chest area. We employ advanced techniques to create a more contoured, natural-looking chest, tailored to your unique anatomy.

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What Are the Benefits of Male Breast Reduction/Gynecomastia Surgery?

The benefits of male breast reduction include improved chest appearance, increased self-confidence and self-esteem, and enhanced body proportions. It can alleviate physical discomfort and emotional distress associated with gynecomastia, allowing men to feel more comfortable and confident in their bodies.

Minimal Scarring

With our advanced surgical techniques, we prioritize minimal scarring to enhance the aesthetic outcome and reduce postoperative visibility.

Enhanced Confidence

Regain the confidence to go shirtless with a flatter, firmer chest that aligns with your body image goals.

Who Are the Best Candidates for Male Breast Reduction/Gynecomastia Surgery?

The best candidates for male breast reduction are men bothered by enlarged or overdeveloped breasts, whether due to genetics, hormonal changes, or medication side effects. Ideal candidates should be in good overall health, have realistic expectations, and desire to achieve a flatter and more masculine chest contour through surgical intervention.

Why Choose Male Breast Reduction (Gynecomastia) Surgery with Us?

EXTENSIVE TRAINING

Patients should choose Dr. Elahi for male breast surgery (gynecomastia) because his board certification in plastic surgery underscores his extensive training and expertise in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures. Dr. Elahi's proficiency in gynecomastia surgery ensures that he can effectively address excess breast tissue in men, resulting in a more masculine chest contour. His approach combines meticulous surgical technique with an understanding of male aesthetics to achieve natural and symmetrical results.

DEDICATION TO PATIENT-CENTERED CARE

 Dr. Elahi's dedication to patient-centered care, safety, and the latest surgical advancements ensures that each patient receives personalized treatment and a positive surgical experience.

Length

1 - 2 Hours

Anesthesia

General

In/Outpatient

Outpatient

A consultation with Dr. Elahi is an assessment of anatomy, goals, alternatives, scars, recovery, risk and whether treatment is appropriate. It does not create an obligation to proceed.

Risks and Side Effects

It is essential to be informed about potential risks and side effects associated with any surgical procedure. While Gynecomastia Excision Surgery is generally safe, some considerations include:

Scarring

While efforts are made to minimize scarring, some scarring is inevitable. Our surgeons use strategic incisions to keep scars as inconspicuous as possible.

Infection

As with any surgical procedure, there is a slight risk of infection. Strict adherence to postoperative care instructions reduces this risk.

Bruising and Swelling

These are common and expected after surgery but should subside gradually during the recovery period.

Changes in Sensation

Temporary changes in nipple or chest skin sensation may occur but typically resolve over time.

Duration of Results

Permanent

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Recovery After Gynecomastia Excision Surgery

The recovery process is minimal, allowing you to resume your daily activities with little disruption:

Recovery

Back to work: 3 to 7 days.

More strenuous activity

2 to 3 weeks

Swelling and bruising

3 to 6 months

Consultation with Dr. Elahi

A consultation with Dr. Elahi is an assessment of anatomy, goals, alternatives, scars, recovery, risk and whether treatment is appropriate. It does not create an obligation to proceed.

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