The truth is that gynecomastia often has nothing to do with weight or with muscular structure. The condition has more to do with the enlargement of glandular and or fatty tissue around the breast. A man who attempts to solve his physical woes with diet and exercise may obtain greater health, which is never a bad thing, although the desired trimming effect may not come to fruition.

Problems with self-image are not easy to overcome. We understand this, and encourage men affected by excess breast tissue to stop blaming themselves for their condition.

One flat, male chest, please!
When you recognize the physiological reasons that gynecomastia develops, you can lighten up on yourself. Furthermore, it becomes easier to identify the right solution to regain confidence in your body.

The goal in treating gynecomastia is to obtain a flatter chest. Until recently, men had very little information through which they could achieve this goal. Today, there are multiple surgical techniques that may be employed to remove excess glandular and fatty tissue from the male breast. Dr. Andrew Trussler holds board certification from the American Board of Plastic Surgery as well as the American Board of Surgery with a specialized background in cosmetic procedures. He is a wonderful resource for men in the Austin area who want permanent results from a safe procedure.

You needn’t live with the embarrassment of gynecomastia. This condition is not your fault! More importantly, a solution exists in the office of your experienced plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Trussler. Call 512-450-1077 for a private consultation.

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