r/gynecomastia

Image 1 — Does this look like start of gyno?
Image 2 — Does this look like start of gyno?
Image 3 — Does this look like start of gyno?

Does this look like start of gyno?

Been on trt for 2.5 months and wondering if this looks like start of gyno. I dont feel any lumps behind nipples just feel they look a little puffy.

u/Ok_Figure1805 — 3 days ago

I’m quitting.

I am quitting. I am quitting being uncomfortable and allowing myself to deteriorate. To degenerate into someone else.

For too long my gyno has shackled me, my fear of being judged, my own insecurity caged me. I’ve grown out of shape, I’ve grown weak, I’ve grown accustomed to comfort and allowing myself to think that I’m improving by watching videos and learning these exercises and these businesses I want to build, or how to trade even.

It’s an illusion, I was just thinking, I was not acting. My thoughts and ideas are not enough. There needs to be action.

So I’m quitting being comfortable with being uncomfortable.

I’ve started running( with a weighted vest to hide the gyno lol), ive started hitting the gym ( at maniacal hours so there’s like almost no one in it lol),
Ive started eating better and more cleaner
I’ve started designing the vest I was mentioning a few months ago, if I figure out how to make my posts visible to everyone then you guys would know what I’m talking about.

Let’s hold ourselves accountable, we need to manage till we can afford surgery.

Let’s get it 💪

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u/justtryinglikeyou — 4 days ago

Surgery October 12th

My surgery is finally in the morning. I’m feeling nervous, anxious, and excited all together. I do wish I had leaned up more but I trust my doctor. I’ll be getting gland removal and lipo.

Pray for ya boy!!! I’ll keep y’all updated!!!

u/Big-Welcome-7810 — 3 days ago

Seroma Concern

I’m officially 6 days post-op, and things are actually looking pretty good! I am happy with the surgery. However, two days ago when I was changing my dressings after a shower, I heard a squelching noise and I swear it almost made me faint…

Anyway, a couple days later I have pretty much confirmed that it is a seroma, as the fluid noises are pretty clear. It is not very swollen, and there is only some mild aching. It is located at the top of my chest, under my collarbone and near my armpit.

I spoke with my surgeon over the phone, and he confirmed that I will be okay to hold off on a visit until my two week post-op appointment. In the meantime, does anyone have any tips for how to get this to drain faster, or is it just something I have to wait out. Unfortunately, it’s kind of under the strap of the vest, where the compression isn’t the tightest. Also, if anyone has any tips to not be so icked out by the gross sounds, that would be awesome 😅

SEND HELP

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u/livelaughloveamirite — 3 days ago

Ab Etching Before & After

With ab etching, I wasn’t trying to create muscles that weren’t there. I contoured the fat around his natural abdominal anatomy to make the definition he already had more visible.

Surgery can improve the contour, but maintaining a healthy lifestyle, stable weight, and regular exercise plays an important role in preserving and even enhancing that definition.

If you have questions about ab etching or the recovery process, feel free to leave them in the comments.

u/Drmoei — 12 days ago

Do i have gyno?

I do go to gym
but like someone said i bave gyno i am relatively lean but i have been on fin for 1.5 years These are pictures and also i take creatine and also i took Tamoxifen for three months on someones advice so what is this i weigh right now 64 kgs and i am 5 ft 7 for refrence like i dont have that much body fat. some angles make it look like i have boobs

u/-Zero-Two — 12 days ago

Ready to bite the bullet on surgery but have yet to confirm that I actually have gyno. What do you think?

Title. Always been self conscious about my chest, enough not to ask a doctor to confirm it.

I’ve saved enough to go with one of the doctors I regularly see recommended on here (Law/Caridi/open to other recs).

u/Pretty-Tradition-608 — 11 days ago

Gyno, Chest fat, loose skin, or mix?

To start with i was 215 lbs in the first pic, and lost weight to about 165 lbs(other 4 pics). I sill have a very large chest area and its sticks out of shirts and what not i am very insecure. Im wondering if its gyno, loose skin, a mix of fat or what it is. And if anybody has any tips of how to get rid of it, and if surgery is needed.

u/2Much_No4h — 12 days ago

Results after a month

These are my results after a month doing a full gland removal and liposuction under general with a dr known for the technique of lateral pull through removal:

Pic 1: pre op
Pic 2: 1 day post op
Pic 3: 1 month after op
Pic 4: pre op from side with hands up
Pic 5: 5 days post op with hands up
Pic 6: pre op with hands down
Pic 7: 1 week post op with hands down
Pic 8: 1 month post op with hands down

So just everyone knows what to expect during the whole process and if anyone can benefit from it, through the whole process i felt no pain, swelling was alot first couple days with puffines in one nipple which i was scared from but later it was gone, mostly from the lymphatic massage i have done, i was doing one long session per week, after that all of the swelling was gone and now almost no swelling, results are still not final but till now i feel all good, and final results could take up to 3 months and gets better with gym ofc

u/Zealousideal_Loan_21 — 12 days ago

Thank you boys .

Thanks!for helping me out! Finally got the surgery, at great price with good results. If your serious about getting this done. Do the research and go to the aesthetic institute of chicago

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u/Admirable-Repair7040 — 12 days ago

~15 months post-op results

Left is before,right is after.

Extremely happy with the result and really grateful to my surgeon.
Only thing I regret is not doing it years ago like I originally planned on but regardless im very happy and its probably the one purchase that has brought me the most happiness.

For context I paid 52000 SEK which is 5200 USD and looking back it was well worth the money.

u/Long_Event5643 — 11 days ago

Typical steps to recieve gyno surgery

Im curious as to what the typical process is for getting gyno removal surgery.

Im a relatively lean 19 year old with pretty bad gyno.

Im going to my primary care doctor tomorrow to ask him about my options.

I would love if someone who has received (or tried to receive) gyno surgery could tell me the process - like how long it takes to get approved, how to get insurance coverage, price etc.

Please comment, I would really appreciate it

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u/Constant_Budget5785 — 11 days ago