The procedure involves the removal of excess glandular tissue and fat through liposuction and/or excision techniques. Dr. Rosenberg tailors the surgical approach based on the extent of gynecomastia and individual anatomy.

Incisions are strategically placed to minimize scarring, often in inconspicuous areas. Dr. Rosenberg employs meticulous techniques to achieve a cosmetic improvement with minimal visibility of scars.

Recovery times vary, but most individuals can expect some swelling and discomfort initially. Detailed postoperative care instructions are provided to facilitate a smooth recovery, and follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor healing progress.

Yes, Male Breast Reduction can be combined with other cosmetic procedures for comprehensive body contouring. Dr. David Rosenberg discusses combination options and their implications during the personalized consultation based on individual needs and goals.

When performed by a skilled and experienced plastic surgeon like Dr. David Rosenberg, Male Breast Reduction is generally considered safe. The procedure aims to address both the physical and emotional aspects of gynecomastia, contributing to an improved overall well-being.

The results are typically long-lasting, provided a healthy lifestyle is maintained. Gynecomastia surgery removes excess glandular tissue and fat, and these do not typically regenerate. However, fluctuations in weight or certain medical conditions can impact long-term results.

While temporary changes in sensation are common after any surgery, permanent loss of nipple sensation is rare. Dr. Rosenberg takes meticulous care during the procedure to preserve nerve function and minimize potential complications.

The removed glandular tissue and fat cells do not typically regenerate, making the results of Male Breast Reduction long-lasting. However, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential to prevent the remaining fat cells from expanding.

Downtime varies among individuals, but most can resume light activities within a week. Strenuous exercises and heavy lifting may need to be postponed for a few weeks. Dr. Rosenberg provides detailed postoperative care instructions to guide patients through a safe and smooth recovery process.