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pubertal gynecomastia Gynecomastia: what to expect from the first visit

You have done almost everything to get rid of your gynecomastia, but nothing seems to work? Do not lose hope, there is certainly a method to eliminate it. If you have tried exercise, diet and hormone therapy, but the size of your breasts is not reduced at all, then you may consider surgery. Surgery is usually the last resort for those suffering from gynecomastia. If all options are exhausted, but the outcome is negative, then you are certainly good candidates for surgery.

The procedure will cost probably very high then, choose your surgeon carefully.

During your initial consultation, the surgeon will make some important questions to determine if you are good candidates. Some of the questions to be asked are:

• What are the reasons why you want to submit to surgery and what are your expectations
• your medical history (medical history)
• Any allergies to medications or anesthetics
• Previous cosmetic-surgery (if any)
• drugs you are taking (for example, supplements to reduce gynecomastia, hormonal therapy).
  

After gathering important data on your condition, your surgeon will ask you to undergo a series of tests and a medical check up. This is necessary to determine the true scope of gynecomastia. The tests will also be used to assess whether there are basic medical conditions that could have caused breast development.

The surgeon then takes measurements of the breasts, noting their size and shape as well as the position of the areola and nipple. When all tests are finished, the surgeon will advise you on surgical treatment which is applicable to your condition. The surgery, possible complications and side effects and recovery will be fully explained. There are