Men’s Health
Gynecomastia: is the chest fullness gland, fat, skin, or a combination?
Enlarged male breast/chest appearance may reflect glandular tissue, fat, loose skin, medication/endocrine factors, or a combination.
Evaluation may consider
- duration and change over time
- pain or a new lump
- medication and supplement use
- endocrine or liver disease where relevant
- weight change
- skin excess
- asymmetry
Surgical planning
Surgical planning may involve gland excision, liposuction, skin removal, or combinations after assessment.
New or suspicious breast masses require appropriate clinical evaluation rather than cosmetic planning.
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