What is Gynecomastia?

Gynecomastia is the medical term for enlarged male breasts, sometimes called “man boobs”. It is usually caused by hormonal changes (increased oestrogen), genetic predisposition, certain medications or obesity.

Gynecomastia surgery in Turkey reduces the size of enlarged male breasts and gives a more masculine look. Gynecomastia is common in men. It can make them unhappy with how they look and affect their self-confidence. The surgery aims to give men the chest shape they want.

Gynecomastia surgery is a common procedure, and the results are usually long-lasting.

  • Duration of Treatment | 1-2 Hours
  • Hospitalisation | 1 Day
  • Type of Anaesthetic | General

Frequently asked questions

What causes gynecomastia?

Enlarged male breasts are usually caused by hormonal changes (increased oestrogen), genetic predisposition, certain medications or obesity.

What does gynecomastia surgery do?

It reduces the size of enlarged male breasts to give a more masculine chest. The condition can affect self-confidence, and many men have the surgery to get the chest look they want.

How long does gynecomastia surgery take?

Usually 1-2 hours, done under general anaesthesia.

Will I need to stay in hospital after gynecomastia surgery?

Yes, for 1 day.

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