Gynecomastia Surgery

Gynecomastia Surgery

Restoring Chest Contour Through Structural Correction

What is Gynecomastia Surgery?

Gynecomastia is enlargement of the male chest caused by excess glandular tissue, fat, or both.

Chest fullness in men varies. Some patients have mostly fatty tissue, while others have firm glandular tissue beneath the nipple.

Gynecomastia surgery removes excess tissue to create a flatter, firmer, more masculine chest contour. The approach is tailored to tissue type, skin quality, and the degree of enlargement.

BCMlamagRiceuclauscBCMlamagRiceuclausc

Gynecomastia Surgery Before and After

is this procedure

Right for you?

  • Excess glandular breast tissue
  • Chest fullness or protrusion
  • Asymmetry of the chest
  • Discomfort or tenderness in the chest
  • Self-consciousness in fitted clothing or shirtless settings

Ideal candidates are in good overall health, at a stable weight, and non-smokers. Patients must be able to follow pre-operative and post-operative instructions carefully.

Certain medications that increase bleeding risk may need to be adjusted prior to surgery. In select cases, hormonal evaluation is recommended to rule out underlying endocrine causes before proceeding.

Candidacy is confirmed during consultation after a detailed anatomical and medical assessment.

  • A flatter, firmer, more masculine chest
  • Improved chest symmetry and proportion
  • Greater comfort in clothing and physical activity
  • Increased confidence and ease in social settings
Dr. Daniel Gould portrait – board-certified plastic surgeon in professional setting

Meet Dr. Daniel Gould

Dr. Daniel Gould is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Beverly Hills, CA, specializing in advanced gynecomastia surgery. His approach is anatomy-driven, focusing on precise glandular excision, strategic liposuction contouring, and controlled skin redraping rather than relying on liposuction alone. Patients throughout Los Angeles and beyond seek his expertise for gynecomastia correction that restores a flatter, masculine chest contour while preserving natural definition and proportional balance.

Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | Beverly Hills, CA

Gynecomastia surgery – male patient with flatter chest and athletic contour during outdoor run

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The procedure removes excess glandular tissue and fat but does not affect the underlying pectoral muscles. Once healing is complete, patients can train normally. In many cases, muscle definition becomes more visible because the overlying tissue has been reduced.
Yes, when indicated. If the areola is enlarged or stretched, it can be reduced as part of the procedure to improve chest proportion and create a more balanced, masculine contour.
Some scarring is expected and depends on the technique used. Incisions are typically placed along the areolar border to minimize visibility. With proper healing, scars generally soften and become less noticeable over time.
The removed glandular tissue does not return. However, recurrence can occur with hormonal imbalance, certain medications, or significant weight gain. Addressing underlying factors is important for long-term stability.
Most patients return to light activity within several days to a week. Compression is used to support contour and reduce swelling. Lower body training is typically resumed within 2 to 3 weeks, while chest training is delayed until healing is more advanced and cleared.
Cost varies based on the extent of correction, surgical technique, and overall complexity. A personalized plan is developed during consultation, and exact pricing is reviewed afterward with the patient coordinator.

Do you have additional questions?

Speak with our team to explore whether a tailored, Gynecomastia Surgery anatomy-first approach is right for you.