Gynecomastia is the enlargement of male breast tissue, caused by hormonal changes, genetics, medication, or weight gain. Surgery can reduce the appearance and restore a flatter, more masculine chest.
Good candidates are men in overall good health who are bothered by excess breast tissue or fat. Your board-certified plastic surgeon will evaluate your chest, health history, and goals during a consultation in Battle Creek or Jackson, MI.
The procedure typically uses liposuction and/or direct excision of glandular tissue. Small incisions are placed around the areola or in chest folds to minimize scarring.
Most patients return to work or light activities within 7–10 days. Full return to exercise and strenuous activity is usually 3–4 weeks after surgery.
Yes. Gynecomastia surgery provides long-lasting results when combined with a healthy lifestyle and stable weight.
Scars are typically small and discreet, located around the areola or in natural chest folds, and fade over time.
Yes. Many men experience improved body image, self-confidence, and comfort in clothing following surgery.
Patients in Battle Creek, Jackson, and nearby Michigan communities can schedule a consultation with Dr. Sumita Saha, board-certified plastic surgeon, to discuss treatment options, surgical approach, and personalized results.