Gyno Surgery

[Knights2]

What up bro's my roomate/bestfriend/lifting partner is debating on getting surgery. Him and his genetics for as long as i could remember him (since 10) have always had a flabby chest, no matter how much he cut his diet how hard he trained it just never seemed to really do much to it. We both started jucing a few years ago and he continued while i went away to college. Now he feels from the AAS that his gyno has elevated even worse. He doesnt have an account so i figured I'd see if any bros on this board know of any good plastic surgerons that possbily specialze in male breast reduction/ gyno surgery in South FL area? Any help bros would be appreciated!

 

[Knights2]

no body?

 

[zinger]

no body?

You're posting in the wrong forum.

 

[drbermant]

What up bro's my roomate/bestfriend/lifting partner is debating on getting surgery. Him and his genetics for as long as i could remember him (since 10) have always had a flabby chest, no matter how much he cut his diet how hard he trained it just never seemed to really do much to it. We both started jucing a few years ago and he continued while i went away to college. Now he feels from the AAS that his gyno has elevated even worse. He doesnt have an account so i figured I'd see if any bros on this board know of any good plastic surgerons that possbily specialze in male breast reduction/ gyno surgery in South FL area? Any help bros would be appreciated!

Extra flab just does not look good and tends to hide the muscles with a layer of fat. Wearing the extra weight is not healthy. Check out risks with a BMI Calculator (Body Mass Index)

Weight Loss Before Surgery is typically better than weight loss after surgery. Losing weight is a coarse tool. Plastic Surgery is best reserved as a refinement tool. You cannot pick where the weight comes from, nor goes onto. Men typically gain weight first on the stomach, love handles, and chest. We typically take weight off the same areas last. Major weight loss after surgery may not come from your chest. If like most men, you do not lose as much from the chest, it may look as if your gynecomastia has recurred. Some of my patients loose their weight after surgery and get away with it. However, weight loss after surgery is a gamble.

Getting to a weight you are comfortable with is often best. Taking weight off, having surgery, and then putting weight back on is a problem. If as with most men, weight is put on the breasts, it can look like the gynecomastia has come back.

After major weight loss, there may be loose drooping tissues.

Hope this helps,

Michael Bermant, MD
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