Gynecomastia is typically noticed as swelling or fullness in the chest, often with fat buildup or firm glandular tissue. Some men may also experience tenderness or sensitivity in the area.

Yes, gynecomastia surgery results are typically permanent—as long as you maintain a stable weight and hormonal balance. However, major weight gain or hormonal shifts can alter the outcome over time.

Most patients can shower after 48 hours, but always follow your surgeon’s specific instructions. Be gentle around the incision areas, keeping them clean and dry to support proper healing.

Yes, but they’re usually small and discreet, placed around the areola or natural lines of the chest. With proper care, most scars fade significantly over time.

Most men feel well enough to engage in light activities just a few days after surgery. Work and normal routines can typically resume within 1–2 weeks, while intensive exercise and heavy lifting should be postponed for 4 to 6 weeks to ensure full healing.

Yes — it’s often paired with liposuction or body contouring to enhance overall shape. Your surgeon will guide you on the best combination for your goals.

It’s uncommon, but possible — especially with hormonal changes, certain drugs, or major weight gain. Staying healthy helps keep results long-term.

The surgery is usually suitable for those 18 and older, once chest growth is complete. In some cases, younger patients may be eligible if the condition seriously affects comfort or confidence.

Although not always necessary, maintaining a healthy and stable weight before surgery can improve results. Major weight loss after the procedure may cause loose skin, impacting the final appearance.