女性化乳房手術 (男性乳房縮小)

Gynecomastia surgery addresses enlarged male breast tissue — a condition affecting 30-60% of men at some point in life, often persisting from puberty or developing during weight gain, hormonal changes, certain medications, or anabolic steroid use. The procedure combines liposuction (for fatty tissue) with direct glandular excision (for dense breast tissue), producing a flat, masculine chest contour.

Most cases use a small incision around the lower areola edge for glandular removal plus 2-3 small puncture sites for liposuction. Severe cases with significant skin laxity may need additional skin excision (similar to a male mastectomy pattern). Recovery is typically 1-2 weeks for return to work and 4-6 weeks before resuming chest exercises. Patient satisfaction is among the highest in male cosmetic surgery — the condition is often a source of significant psychological distress, and the surgical fix is durable.