For many men, the appearance of enlarged breasts is a source of discomfort and self-consciousness. This condition, known as gynecomastia, involves the swelling of breast tissue in boys or men, often caused by an imbalance of the hormones. It can affect one or both breasts, sometimes unevenly. While it is a relatively common condition, particularly during puberty, its persistence can be bothersome and lead to psychological distress. Many men turn to exercise as a first step in addressing this issue, ... Continue Reading
How Can Breast Reduction Benefit Both Men and Women?
Despite your gender, excess or enlarged breast tissue can develop for a variety of reasons at different stages in life. Fortunately, for both men and women, breast reduction surgery offers an effective treatment to alleviate uncomfortable symptoms that are often associated with the condition. Below, our board-certified Encino plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Cohen, details how men and women can benefit from breast surgery to improve their overall confidence, physique, and well-being. Male Breast Reduction Adult men, teenagers, and young boys ... Continue Reading
Dr. Cohen Performs High Def Liposculpture
Dr. Cohen performs High Def Liposculpture in a male for contour and shape.
Male Breast Reduction
Medications, genetics, and weight gain all contribute to a condition in men called Gynecomastia, meaning excess male breast tissue. I see many young boys as well as adult men with male breast tissue. This is a common complaint in my practice. The best option for removing the excess tissue is liposculpture with direct excision of the breast tissue. Many surgeons who don’t practice plastic surgery don’t understand the techniques necessary to get the best result. It is necessary to do ... Continue Reading
Male Breast Tissue
If you are a man and have extra tissue in your chest , removing the tissue is the best option if done correctly and by a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. Many younger men I see as well as older men have breast tissue. Some have extra skin as well. Medications and genetics and weight gain all contribute to the problem of gynecomastia which is male breast tissue. If you are unable to lose weight and still have tissue in the ... Continue Reading