Stand tall with a firm chest! Respect Gynecomastia Surgery Remove feminized breasts in men, achieving a firm chest without complexes. PROLOGUE Gynecomastia refers to a condition where an imbalance between male and female hormones occurs, or the breast tissue in men becomes sensitive to female hormones, leading to the proliferation of glandular tissue and developing breasts similar to those of women. After assessing the distribution of glandular and fatty tissues through ultrasound, surgery is performed. Since both glandular and fatty tissues are often enlarged, both glandectomy and liposuction are applied. Surgery time: 30 minutes to 1 hour Anesthesia method: Local/sedation Hospitalization: Not required Suture removal: 5-7 days later Clinic visits: 1-2 times Recovery period: 5-7 days Results and surgical methods may vary depending on the patient's condition. Why Respect Gynecomastia Surgery is special! It is important to diagnose and remove an appropriate amount of tissue according to the individual’s body type after understanding the distribution of glandular and fatty tissues. Precise diagnosis before surgery A precise and accurate diagnosis before surgery ensures a thorough understanding of the patient’s condition. Removal of glandular and fatty tissues Minimizing sagging and recurrence Surgery to remove glandular tissue and fat, minimizing sagging and recurrence. Minimization of scars Minimize scars with tiny incisions and allow for a quick return to daily activities. Ideal for men who desire a masculine and firm chest! 01 | If the chest has developed like a woman’s 02 | If the area around the areola is generally puffy 03 | If hard glandular tissue is felt around the nipple 04 | If only one side of the chest has developed 05 | If the chest area does not decrease despite weight loss Types of Gynecomastia Gynecomastia is generally classified into muscular, obese, and mixed types. Compare with your symptoms! Fat Glandular tissue Muscular type Glandular tissue > Fat Obese type Glandular tissue < Fat Mixed type Glandular tissue = Fat Choosing the optimal surgical method suitable for the symptoms is very important! Satisfactory results can be achieved by selecting the best surgical method based on a detailed analysis considering individual diagnosis and body type. Injection of anesthetic solution after incision A tiny incision is made along the areola line, and anesthetic solution is injected throughout the chest area. Liposuction Liposuction is performed on the chest area, excluding around the areola, to flatten the chest. Glandular tissue removal The glandular tissue is completely removed by definitively separating the fascia beneath the chest to prevent under-chest wrinkling. Suturing Delicately sutured. (Compression bandage worn for 5 days, no need for uncomfortable compression garments) A chest exuding powerful masculine confidence! Firm body line Enhanced clothing fit Minimization of scars Resolved complexes Postoperative complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation are common and can vary among individuals, so caution is necessary.