Male Breast Reduction in Mystic, CT

When breast tissue is overly developed in men and boys, it’s indicative of a condition called gynecomastia. Although embarrassing, current figures estimate that up to 65% of men are affected by it to at least some degree. Understandably, it can be difficult for these patients to share their concerns. But the ones who do are glad they did. Dr. Beth Collins offers male breast reduction in Guilford and Mystic for patients from New Haven, Madison, and New London and Mystic, CT, and surrounding cities. This procedure, also called gynecomastia surgery, is a proven way to reduce male breasts and create a flat, contoured chest.

Contact Dr. Collins at our Guilford location at (203) 689-5295 or Mystic location at (860) 572-6868 or request a consultation online to learn more about how male breast reduction can help improve your appearance and enhance your confidence.

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Gynecomastia is a very common issue in men, affecting up to one third of men. The surgery to correct this problem involves some liposuction and some direct excision of breast tissue and sometimes skin. We try very hard to limit scars so that these men will feel comfortable with their shirts off at the beach. In mast cases, the scars are imper... Read More
Gynecomastia Surgery: Male breast development is very common affecting up to one third of all men. A simple procedure involving liposuction and in some cases can be transformative.
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Gynecomastia is a common problem affecting up to 30% of all men. With once simple procedure, most cases of gynecomastia can be treated with little to no scarring. You can expect to feel much more comfortable with your shirt off at the beach.
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Gynecomastia is a very common problem, affecting up to 30% of all men. It is sometimes associated with being overweight, but almost universally consists of a combination of excess fat and breast tissue. The surgery for this procedure is often a combination of liposuction of the chest wall and direct excision and removal of the breast tissue u... Read More
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Gynecomastia is a problem that plagues up to 30% of the male population. It can happen in men who are overweight, but it also can happen in the most trim body and can be comprised exclusively of breast tissue. Typically, the treatment of gynecomastia is a combination of liposuction of the chest wall followed by direct excision of the excess b... Read More
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Gynecomastia surgery is done on men of all sizes, shapes and ages. There is a tremendous sense of relief for these young men whoo finally feel comfortable taking off their shirts at the beach and in the locker room. Often, this procedure can be done through small incisions that ultimately become invisible. Occasionally, of there is too much e... Read More
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Gynecomastia is exceedingly common, affecting up to 30% of men. It is usually a combination of excess fat and breast tissue. The treatment involves a combination of liposuction of the chest wall followed by direct excision of breast tissue. As long as there is not a large abundance of excess skin, these procedures can be performed through tin... Read More
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Gynecomastia is exceedingly common, affecting up to 30% of men. It is usually a combination of excess fat and breast tissue. The treatment involves a combination of liposuction of the chest wall followed by direct excision of breast tissue. As long as there is not a large abundance of excess skin, these procedures can be performed through tin... Read More

Keep in mind that each patient is unique and your results may vary.

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The Basics of Male Breast Reduction

Breast reduction for male patients differs from breast reduction for women. In addition to different anatomy, these populations have different aesthetic goals. While women typically want to enjoy breasts that are smaller and more proportionate, male patients want their breast tissue gone altogether. The surgery makes use of incisions placed around the areolas (the area of colored skin around the nipples), which results in very discreet scars after the healing process is complete. Occasionally, Dr. Collins can make incisions in the armpits instead of around the areolas. During surgery, the glandular tissue is removed. The result is a smooth, flat chest contour that you’ll feel more comfortable showing off.

Male Breast Reduction Candidates

Before undergoing male breast reduction, it’s important to determine the root cause of your gynecomastia. While the condition typically has no discernible cause, it can occasionally be related to drug use, a hormonal imbalance, or an underlying disease. Good male breast reduction candidates are men who are in generally good health and at or near a healthy weight. Being significantly overweight or obese can increase the risks associated with surgery, and male breast development can sometimes be associated with carrying excess weight. Losing weight can make your surgery safer and might even eliminate the need for it altogether. Men who undergo surgical treatment for gynecomastia here in Guilford are typically very satisfied with their long-lasting results.

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What Happens During Surgery?

Dr. Collins performs male breast reduction while you are under general anesthesia. Once you are unconscious, she makes careful incisions around your areolas before surgically excising the glandular tissue responsible for breast development. In many cases, she also selectively uses liposuction to help further refine results and improve the contours of the chest. Finally, she closes the incisions. After a short period of observation, you can head home in the care of a responsible adult.

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Male Breast Reduction Recovery & Results

After your male breast reduction surgery, you’ll need to take it easy for a few days to allow your body to heal properly. You’ll feel some moderate soreness, which is manageable with prescription pain medications. Although most male breast reduction patients feel comfortable going back to work and other light daily activities after a week or so, it’s important to take additional time away from exercise and lifting anything more than a few pounds. This allows your chest to heal uninterrupted, resulting in a more attractive outcome and less visible scarring.

You deserve to feel good about your body. Bring out your personal best when you pursue male breast reduction with Dr. Collins. Request your consultation online or call us at our Guilford location at (203) 689-5295 or Mystic location at (860) 572-6868 to schedule your first visit.

Important Reminders

  • Dr. Collins does not accept insurance.
  • There is a $150 consultation fee for surgical and injectable procedures with Dr. Collins.
  • The consultation fee is waived for injectable treatments if the procedure is performed on the day of your consultation.
  • There is a $50 consultation fee for consultations with our RNs.
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