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Gynaecomastia at Red Rose Desire
Male Breast Reduction
Gynaecomastia is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess breast tissue and fat, that cause the appearance of ‘man boobs’. An incision is usual made around the nipple, and the tissue is removed. Liposuction can also be used within this procedure.
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Monthly repayment options available
aftercare
Full aftercare plan with surgeon and personal nurse
On-call nurse
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Preferred Consultation Clinic
Preston
Bolton
Warrington
Manchester
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before & after
These photographs represent typical results from past patients. They will give you an idea of our work but, as with all surgeries, please be aware that every person’s shape, size, skin and healing ability is different; meaning every individual will have different results, even if having the same surgery.
Recovery Process
Your aftercare and recovery is just as important as your treatment, and as a company who were founded on care, we want you to know you will always be in the very best experienced medical hands.
Initial Healing
Swelling, bruising, and soreness are common in the first few weeks.
Supportive Garment
A compression or surgical garment is recommended to support healing.
Downtime
Most patients return to light activities within 2 weeks, with full recovery in 4-6 weeks.
Scarring
Scars will fade over time but may be permanent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When can I drive?
A: It is advised that you wait up to 2 weeks after the procedure before returning to normal driving activities. However, this is down to your own discretion.
Q: What does a male breast reduction involve?
A: The breast reduction procedure can vary depending on how much tissue needs to be removed. Initially, an incision will be made around the nipple and Liposuction may be used to remove additional fatty tissue. The incision may be extended, and repositioning of the nipple may be necessary if there is a lot of fatty tissue.
Q: What are the possible side effects?
A: Sore breasts, loss of sensation to some areas of the breast, swelling and potentially bruising.
Q: What could go wrong?
A: As with any surgery there is a risk of complication and long-term effects some of those can be as follows:
• Thick scaring – usually a result of infection;
• Wound Healing problems – wound taking a long time to heal infection.
