Duration: 1–2 hours — local or general anaesthesia depending on case
Stay: same-day
Back to work: 5–7 days
Before surgery
Clinical assessment plus hormone panels (testosterone, estradiol, prolactin). We classify the tissue as glandular, fatty, or mixed — each type has a specific technique.
The day of surgery
Fatty → liposuction only. Glandular → tiny periareolar incision with gland excision. Mixed → both.
After surgery
The compression vest for 4–6 weeks is essential. Follow-ups at 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months. All medical information remains strictly confidential.
Recovery plan
- 1Days 1–3: compression vest
Vest worn 24/7. Mild pain controlled with simple analgesics.
- 2Week 1: back to desk work
Office work is fine. No heavy lifting.
- 3Weeks 4–6: light cardio
Light cardio begins. Weights from week 6.
- 4Month 3: final shape
Swelling resolves. Chest takes on an athletic contour.
- العودة للحياة الطبيعية / Back to routine
Right for you if
- Enlarged chest tissue in men post-puberty
- Stable condition for at least one year
- Stable weight after honest attempts at exercise
Not recommended if
- Under-18 (may still resolve naturally)
- Actively on medications causing it (androgens, steroids)
- Untreated hormonal conditions
Medical risks — reviewed in consultation
- Minor asymmetry — rare
- Fluid collection — easily drained
- Temporary nipple numbness
Frequently asked
- Not by itself. If the underlying cause is medication/hormonal and continues, it can. We run hormone panels pre-op.
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