Can gynecomastia come back even after surgery? In this video, Dr. Aniketh Venkataram gives a detailed explanation of this common question from gynecomastia patients.
Gynecomastia or man boobs means the overgrowth of breast glands in men. Men also have breast tissues like women, but normally this breast tissue does not grow. In some men, when there is a hormone imbalance in the body, this tissue gets stimulated and grows. This hormonal imbalance can be caused by a lack of male hormones or by too many female hormones. The most common reason for this is puberty. During puberty, there can be an imbalance in the body, which leads to stimulation. Other common causes include external hormones and hormone disorders.
There are no non-surgical treatments for man boobs. The only way is through surgery. Surgery at Venkat Center is performed under local anesthesia, which makes the procedure extremely safe. This also helps to prevent any chances of internal damage. Another significant advantage is that the patient can stand and observe the changes, which helps to improve the results. This makes Venkat Center different from other places.
It is extremely unlikely for gynecomastia to come back, but there are a couple of ways it can.
Timestamps
00:33- What is Gynecomastia?
1:53- How is Gynecomastia treated?
3:20- After surgery can this still come back?
4:25- Does Gynecomastia come back after surgery?
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In conclusion, man boobs is a common condition that affects men of all ages and is characterized by the enlargement of breast tissue. It is important to consult an experienced healthcare professional if you are experiencing symptoms of gynecomastia to determine the underlying cause and appropriate course of treatment.
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