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gyno surgery vs masectomy

First off there is a big difference B/W the two. I had the entire gland removed due to a serious case. Most guys will just have the tissue removed and maybe some lipo to even things out. In any case, I can no longer get gyno cause my glands are gone which is good and bad. Good because no more gyno ever. Bad, because I tend to not use enough anti E's as I should sometimes. The major thing for you is to see a good QUALIFIED PLASTIC SURGEON, nobody else, especially a general surgeon unless you want a lousy result and horrable results. As large as mine were, my plastic surgeon even took before and after pics to keep. You cant tell I ever had anything done. Your Dr will be the one making the decision though on which way to approach this. Not you. Hopefully your insurance will cover it like mine did also cause it can get quite expensive. Good luck and keep us posted.
 
My Dr said it was juvinal onset and my endocrinologist said the same thing. So there you you have it 100% covered.
 
Latamier said:
My surgeon was located in Monroeville Pennsylvaina also.

hey Lat, if you don't mind could you PM me that surgeon's info too? I happen to be fairly close to Monroeville so that could work out good.

just wonderin, how did the doc determine it was juvenile onset? i have never juiced or taken prohormones, but if the doc doesn't believe that it won't help with insurance, if my insurance will even cover it at all.
 
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