Gynecomastia surgery involves the removal of excess breast tissue in men. It develops either post-puberty or in the 4th-5th decade of life.  Different techniques are available to give excellent results. This surgery is quite common in men because of the effects of hormones. These hormones include steroids and other medications on receptors in the breast glandular tissue. Once hypertrophy occurs, it is quite difficult to correct without surgical intervention. Below are some examples of male breast reduction results. Treatments range from liposuction alone to a combination of direct excision of skin, glandular tissue and liposuction.

See more results of male breast reduction at the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery website.