Is Gynecomastia Surgery Permanent
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Are you considering long-term treatment for your man’s chests? Is gynecomastia surgery permanent? Read on to learn whether Gynecomastia surgery will work for you.

Most patients are concerned about whether their surgery results will be long-term even if their weight, shape, and other factors keep changing over time. Making a permanent treatment choice is very important for your health.

In most cases, Gynecomastia does not come back after surgery. During the surgery, the excess breast tissue is eliminated. Every man has some amount of breast tissue. Fat cells that are removed during Gynecomastia surgery cannot regrow.

Gynecomastia surgery has a success rate of 92.6% and an accuracy rate of 89% among patients who have undergone the procedure. However, few patients have experienced the condition’s recurrence after the surgery. 

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Is Gynecomastia Surgery Safe?

Gynecomastia surgery involves risks just like other surgical procedures. Although this is rare, some complications that can occur during gynecomastia surgery include excessive bleeding, shape irregularities, bruising, and numbness of your nipple.

Your surgeon will explain any potential complications to you in advance. Your surgeon will also discuss the benefits or preferred alternative to gynecomastia surgery. Otherwise, gynecomastia is safe and painless.

Are Gynecomastia Surgery Results Permanent?

Gynecomastia results are permanent. The procedure entails entirely and permanently removing any extra fat or breast tissue that caused the condition. Gynecomastia recurrence after surgery is quite rare.

Does Gynecomastia Come Back After Surgery?

Gynecomastia can come back after surgery following the professionalism employed to perform the surgery. If your surgeon is not keen enough to remove all the glandular tissues, your gynecomastia can return.

What Makes Gynecomastia Come Back After Surgery

After surgery, gynecomastia may return if your surgeon doesn’t altogether remove the glandular tissues. Gynecomastia may return due to tissue reciprocation. Recurrence is very likely if an underlying medical issue causes your gynecomastia.

Failure to address your gynecomastia triggers. If narcotics contribute to your illness and you continue using them after surgery. Then gynecomastia might recur.

How To Avoid Gynecomastia From Coming Back After Surgery

To stop gynecomastia from growing back, it is always best to understand the gynecomastia triggers. Such triggers include the use of narcotics, consumption of alcohol and use of steroids, etc. Gynecomastia can be avoided by the following;

  • Immediate treatment for your underlying illness.
  • Abstain from narcotic usage that triggers gynecomastia regrowth. You need to avoid the use of heroin and marijuana.
  • Exercise, diet, and observe weight loss to avoid the accumulation of fats that cause gynecomastia.
  • Avoid the use of steroids.
  • Avoid alcohol.
  • Avoid canned food, deep-fried, dairy, and soy products.

How long do results last after gynecomastia surgery?

Achieving your desired gynecomastia surgery results may take three to six months. The incision lines are permanent, but they continue fading over time. The final results are, however, permanent.

Are there any permanent side effects of gynecomastia surgery?

Sometimes there could be side effects after the surgery. The side effects may be permanent or temporary. They may include;

  • Deep structure damage to blood vessels, nerves, lungs, and muscles.
  • Pulmonary and cardiac complications.
  • Breast Seromas (fluid accumulation in the breasts)
  • Fatty tissues in the breasts might die (fat necrosis)   

Which is the best permanent treatment for gynecomastia?

The only proven choice for permanently eliminating gynecomastia is surgery. Gynecomastia surgery is the most effective and permanent treatment that offers many other benefits.

Conclusion

Gynecomastia surgery is permanent and has a 92.6% success rate and an 89% accuracy rate. Gynecomastia surgery involves completely removing fats and glandular tissues using invasive procedures and extensive resection.

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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), the Emirates Plastic Surgery Society (EPSS), and the Melbourne Advanced Facial Anatomy Course (MAFAC)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Majority of the patients who have undergone Gynecomastia surgery are very content with their post-surgical results. Most of them have demonstrated a high level of fulfilment after the procedure.

As with any surgical operation, some scars are left behind following a gynecomastia procedure. The scars are permanent, though occasionally, the breasts’ natural contour may hide them.

Miscalculations in the amount of extra fat to be removed and the severity of the surgical incisions may result in problems. Complications can happen even when the patient and surgeon pay the utmost attention to safety.

During the procedure, an anesthetic is administered so you will not endure any pain.  After the sensory nerves re-awaken you may experience some pain and discomfort. This is common after any plastic surgery treatment. 

Your plastic surgeon will prescribe medication to help you manage the pain and discomfort.

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