Enlarged breast tissue in men is more common than most people realize, and it's fully treatable.
Gynecomastia can affect self-consciousness in a way that goes beyond appearance alone, from the clothes you choose to wear to how comfortable you feel without a shirt on. Because our team includes board-certified/eligible surgeons with decades of combined experience in breast surgery, we approach gynecomastia in Jackson, MS, with the same precision and attention to contour that shapes any procedure we perform.
Male breast reduction in Flowood, MS, is a procedure that corrects the condition by removing excess glandular tissue, fat, or skin to restore a flatter, more contoured chest profile. Depending on the underlying cause and composition of the tissue involved, correction may involve liposuction, surgical excision, or a combination of both.
Gynecomastia surgery in Flowood, MS, is a good option for men who are self-conscious about enlarged breast tissue that hasn't resolved on its own, particularly if it's affected by hormonal factors or genetics rather than weight alone. During your consultation, we'll evaluate the underlying cause and extent of your condition to determine the right surgical approach.
We evaluate your chest, discuss the underlying cause of your gynecomastia, and review your goals.
We determine the appropriate technique, which may include liposuction, tissue excision, or both, based on your anatomy.
Surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia and takes one to two hours, depending on the extent of correction needed.
You'll experience swelling and tenderness in the days following surgery, with initial improvement over the first week or two.
Male breast reduction in Jackson, MS, deserves the same discretion and precision as any other procedure we perform.
Gynecomastia can result from hormonal imbalances, certain medications, genetics, or, in some cases, no clear identifiable cause at all.
Once glandular tissue is surgically removed, it typically doesn't return, though weight gain can sometimes affect chest contour if fat was a contributing factor.
It depends on the underlying cause and severity of the condition. Some cases may be covered when deemed medically necessary. We can help you understand what applies to your specific situation.
Incisions are placed carefully to minimize visibility, often around the edge of the areola, and scars typically fade significantly over time.
This distinction matters for treatment planning, and we'll evaluate your chest during your consultation to determine the underlying cause and appropriate approach.
Most patients return to work within a week, with a gradual return to exercise and strenuous activity over the following several weeks.
Yes, we offer financing options for patients interested in learning more. Ask our team during your consultation for details.
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