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Gynecomastia is a condition where men develop excess breast tissue, leading to a more feminine-looking chest. It can occur due to hormonal imbalances, genetics, weight gain, aging process, the use of certain medications, or underlying medical conditions. Gynecomastia is a common condition, and while it is not harmful, it can…
Gynecomastia, characterized by excess breast tissue in males, can be a source of discomfort and self-consciousness. Given the hormonal origin of the condition, a natural question arises: can testosterone therapy effectively manage gynecomastia? Testosterone therapy can help with many things but cannot cure gynecomastia. Learn more about how testosterone levels…
When you should see a doctor for gynecomastia? You’ve probably heard of the term “man boobs”—commonly used to describe the enlargement of male breasts to the point of appearing like a feminine breast. In the scientific community, this rapid breast tissue development in men is called gynecomastia. Regardless of what…
Bodybuilders may feel especially embarrassed by their gynecomastia since body image is important to them and they work hard to maintain a toned physique. However, it is important to remember that even the most fit men can develop gynecomastia. Oftentimes, gynecomastia in bodybuilders is caused by steroids or other work-out…
Combining Plastic Surgery Procedures: Common Gynecomastia Add Ons Often, gynecomastia surgery patients have additional concerns about their appearance. Several procedures may pair well with gynecomastia surgery and complement your overall results. Often, these additional surgeries can address changes in the body that are the result of the same source of…
Gynecomastia, often described as male breast enlargement or puffy nipples, is more common than most men realize. It can affect one or both sides of the chest, creating physical and emotional discomfort. But why does gynecomastia occur in the first place? Understanding the causes of gynecomastia is the first step…