Learn about Male Chest Reduction procedures at Fitzwilliam Clinic
Breast Surgery

Male Chest Reduction

Male chest reduction is a procedure to contour the male chest using an individual tailored approach as per your anatomy / tissue excesses.

Procedure time1-2 hours
Anaesthetic typeGeneral
Day case or overnightDaycase – No Drains
Downtime/recovery1-2 weeks

Male Chest Reduction

Our consultant Mr Michael McBride FRCS (Plast) describes the male chest reduction procedure available at Fitzwilliam Clinic.

Excess chest tissue or nipple / areolar puffiness (Gynaecomastia) is a common condition in men causing a great deal of embarrassment and confidence issues.  Many patients report that they will not expose their chests, sometimes even to those close to them and may try to disguise the problems with certain clothing choices (even in warm conditions).  It can affect relationships, exercising in the gym, occupation, clothing and confidence in general.  The male chest is composed of three tissue types that may be in excess: glandular tissue, fatty tissue and skin.  Excess of these tissue types or disproportion can commonly have no cause, but can be due to weight changes, aging and rarely medical conditions / medications. 

Male chest reduction is a procedure to contour the male chest using an individual tailored approach as per your anatomy / tissue excesses.  It commonly uses a combination of either liposuction and open glandular excision / reduction.  It aims to restore a more proportionate, masculine, flatter, firmer, contoured chest shape – helping to improve confidence and the psychological and social impact it has on individuals.

Gynaecomastia

Our consultant Mr Nicholas Hodgins FRCS (Plast) describes a male chest reduction procedure.

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    Our Male Chest Reduction Specialists

    Our team of consultant surgeons and anaesthetists are on the Specialist Register of the General Medical Council and in possession of Certificates of Completion of Training.

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