Enlarged Breast in Male (Gynecomastia Surgery Cost)

Gynecomastia is a swelling of the breast tissue in boys or men, caused by an imbalance of hormones estrogen and testosterone. Gynecomastia can affect one or both breasts, sometimes unevenly. Neonates, adolescent boys, and older men may develop gynecomastia as a result of normal changes in hormone levels, although there are other causes as well. (Gynecomastia surgery cost in hyderabad)
In general, gynecomastia is not a serious problem, but it can be difficult to cope with the disease. Men and boys with gynecomastia sometimes have chest pain and may feel embarrassed.

Gynecomastia can disappear on its own. If this stops, medications or surgeries may help.

What are the risks of gynecomastia surgery?

The side effects include:

• Swelling
• Bruising at some part of the chest
• Pain and discomfort
• Numbness

Symptoms : Signs and symptoms of Gynecomastia include:

• Breathed breast tissue
• Tenderness of the chest
• When should I see a doctor?
• Consult your doctor if you:
• Swelling
• Pain
• Tenderness
• Nipple discharge in one or both breasts

What are the signs and symptoms of Gynecomastia?

The breast augmentation of Gynecomastia is generally symmetrical with respect to the nipple and has a rubbery or firm feel. As a rule, both sides are affected, although this can only develop on one side. The extension can be more important on one page, even if both sides are involved. Gynecomastia is not accompanied by severe pain, although the enlarged area may be sensitive or sensitive.

In contrast to gynecomastia, breast cancer in men is usually only one-sided and not necessarily centered around the nipple. Other symptoms that indicate cancer include stiff or firm tissue sensation, skin capitulation, nipple retraction, nipple discharge, and axillary lymph node hypertrophy

What causes Male Breast Gynecomastia?

In general, gynecomastia results from a hormonal imbalance in the body. All normal people have to some extent both male and female hormones. Gynecomastia occurs when male hormones (androgens) are relatively weak compared to female hormones (estrogen) present in the body. This may occur temporarily during normal development of boys and may result in gynecomastia in infants or during puberty. In these cases, gynecomastia usually disappears automatically when hormone levels return to normal.

In other cases, an illness or medical treatment can create a hormonal environment in the body that allows the development of gynecomastia.

Here are some examples of conditions that may be associated with gynecomastia:

• Cirrhosis,
• Malnutrition,
• Chronic renal failure,
• Testicular disease (male genital organs), including infections, trauma or congenital disorders,
• Aging,
• Testicular cancer,
• Anti-androgenic treatments for prostate cancer and
• Hyperthyroidism.

A wide range of drugs has also been associated with the development of gynecomastia. Diuretic spironolactone (aldactone), some calcium channel blockers and ACE inhibitors used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension), some antibiotics, anti-ulcer drugs and highly active antiretroviral (HIV) therapies may cause fat redistribution leading to pseudogynaecomastia or in some cases leads to true gynecomastia.
After all, alcohol and certain drugs (for example, marijuana and heroin) are known causes of gynecomastia. Lavender oil and tea tree oil have also been associated with gynecomastia when used in skincare products.

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What is Gynecomastia Also called : Man Breast

Male breast tissue swells due to reduced male hormones (testosterone) or increased female hormones (oestrogen). Causes include puberty, ageing, medication and health conditions that affect hormones.
Symptoms are breast tissue swelling and tenderness.
Treatment may not be required in some cases. In other cases, treatment focuses on managing the underlying condition. Rarely, medical or surgical treatment is necessary.
Reasons for Developing Gynecomastia:
Dr Amar Raghu (M.S., M.Ch. Plastic Surgery) at Padmaja Hospital In the majority of the cases, there is no obvious reason found and this is known as idiopathic gynecomastia. But certain factors can increase the probability of gynecomastia. Due to increasing cases of obesity, increased use of anabolic steroids and environmental contamination with estrogen-like substances, the number of patients in India with gynecomastia are increasing.

It is usually caused by an increase in the ratio of estrogens (female hormone) to testosterones (male hormone). Estrogen, the “female” hormone, makes breast tissue grow, while testosterone, the “male” hormone, has inhibitory effects on the breast tissue (it stops estrogen from making breast tissue grow).

Who can opt for the surgery? What should be the age group of the person?
Any male who is above 18 years and is medically fit can opt for this surgery.

How should one prepare for the surgery?

1. Have a full medical exam done
2. Avoid smoking, anti-inflammatory drugs and herbal supplements
3. Ask your surgeon about all medications you have taken
4. Duration of treatment and length of stay in the clinic.
5. The surgery takes about two hours and is only a one-time treatment. You have to stay in the clinic for three to four hours and after the operation. No admission or hospitalization is required.

What is the Cost of Gynecomastia Surgery?

In India the cost ranges from Rs 25,000 to Rs 95,000 depending on the amount of fat to be removed, sculpting needed, the technology used, and other miscellaneous expenses.

In most cases, correction of gynecomastia is not eligible for insurance coverage but various finance agencies provide easy EMI facility as well.

These are temporary and subside within seven to 14 days after the surgery.

Is this surgery a permanent solution for the male breast reduction?
As the fat and the glandular tissues, which are the root causes are removed, there are no chances of recurrence, but it is imperative for the patient to follow the surgeon’s post-surgery recommendations.