The risks of gynaecomastia surgery are relatively minimal. But, as with any surgery, there is a low risk of post-operative infection, bleeding and swelling. Other low-risk complications include blood clots, blood or fluid collecting in the breasts, cardiac and pulmonary complications and deep vein thrombosis. Excessive scarring, asymmetry, skin discoloration and poor healing of incisions [...]
After gynaecomastia surgery you may need drains to help to prevent haematomas and seromas (blood and tissue fluid collections). Expect to wear a compression garment for a few weeks while you recover (not needed). This will reduce swelling and discomfort and help you heal faster. Do not do any vigorous exercise or activity for about [...]
When preparing for gynaecomastia surgery, you may be asked to stop smoking for 2 – 4 weeks prior to the procedure. Nicotine retards the healing process, and quitting for as long as possible before surgery helps improve blood flow. You might also have to have a blood test before surgery is performed. During the consultation [...]
The first step to plan for gynaecomastia surgery is to make a consultation. At this consultation, we will discuss your expectations to find out what you would like to achieve. It is important to have realistic expectations. I will examine your chest and discuss the various options and techniques available to you. We will discuss [...]
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