Gynaecomastia Before & After

This patient, in his early 40s, had firm glandular gynaecomastia. He had liposuction and excision of the firmer tissue (more on his left side) through a nipple incision. His results are shown at 6 months, with good skin retraction shown.

This patient, aged 37, lost over 6 stone and had maintained a stable weight for a year, leaving him with significant loose skin on his chest and abdomen. He underwent skin excision to the chest with free nipple grafting alongside a full tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) to remove the overhanging abdominal skin. The photographs show a flatter chest and a smoother abdominal contour.

This patient underwent male breast reduction surgery at Waterfront Private Hospital in Edinburgh for long-standing excess chest tissue — a mix of fatty and glandular tissue that had persisted despite a healthy weight and active lifestyle.

The procedure involved liposuction only, with 500cc of fat removed under general anaesthesia. The photographs show a flatter chest with an improved contour at his follow-up review.

This young man had 550cc standard liposuction and a small gland excision (approximately 15g on each side) to treat gynecomastia. The before-and-after images show his result at six months.

This man is in his early 40s. He had longstanding gynecomastia since his teenage years and felt increasingly self-conscious when wearing shirts.

He had high-volume liposuction (800cc aspirated) and did not require any gland excision. He had some bleeding on his right side and needed to return to the operating theatre; this did not affect his recovery. His result is shown at 6 months.

This man in his early 30s was self-conscious about the appearance of his chest. He had standard tumescent liposuction (300cc total) and gland excisions through small cuts around the lower half of the nipples (10-15 grams of tissue removed on each side).

His results are shown at 6 months from several angles.

This patient had gynecomastia surgery in his early 30s. He had been self-conscious about the appearance of his chest for several years since he left school. Losing weight did not help him, and the appearance of his chest was affecting his confidence and limiting his choice of clothing. He felt uncomfortable taking his T-shirt off in public. He had aggressive liposuction carried out (600cc volume) and gland excision of the remaining hard tissue (10g each side). His outcome is shown at 6 months.

The gynecomastia before and after photos below are of a man in his early 30s. He has a muscular build but had firm breast tissue below his nipples. He had a small amount of liposuction and surgical excision of around 40g of breast tissue from each side through a small cut around the lower part of the nipples. The outcome is shown at 6 months.

Before and after gynecomastia photos of a patient in their late 20s. Aggressive liposuction was performed (600ml) followed by excision of a small amount of residual firmer breast tissue. Results are shown at 5 months.

This young man had a combination of liposuction and gland excision. No skin has been removed, so scars are limited on the lower half of the nipple (areola). There has been full skin retraction as the patient is young and had minimal skin excess to start with.

High volume 900cc liposuction to correct gynecomastia. Results are shown at 6 months.