how ya people..
heres my problem il keep it short i have surgery 28th of may... i have puffy nipples and a glandular case of gyne no lipo is nesscary.. here are my pictures http://s247.photobucket.com/albums/gg139/irishlad2008/
i was given a decision between an aerola excission or an armpit excission i am really hot and bothered by this dilema.. bearing in mind im starting back college in september and want to look somewhat like i didnt have surgery for my lifegaurd exam...
in my case from the pictures above what decision do you think is best???
p.s i know at the end of the day im getting rid of gyne but i want to get somewhat best results..from the 2 choices i was given..
cheers much appriciated!
Each surgeon used the tools and techniques he / she prefers.
The problem is that gynecomastia comes in so many different forms. I prefer to let what I find during surgery help guide what needs to be done. An incision at the edge of the areola opens up for me an artist's palette of tools not available when using the armpit approach. That is why I prefer my
Dynamic Technique Gynecomastia Sculpture.
I have also seen patients with channel problems between remote access sites and the areola / nipple. Scars, adhesions, and depressions can look terrible. Check out the lateral (side views) and posterior oblique (side from the back views with and without muscle flexion
Gynecomastia Complication to see what I mean.
This approach permits me to target the removal of the firm gland first. I then have a resource with the fat to permit me to rebuild the defect and sculpt the remaining fat.
The areola chest skin interface is a great place to hide a scar. Check out the many before after pictures of this
Areola / Nipple Gallery,
Areola Reduction Picture Gallery, and
Pictures of Areola with Gynecomastia. These results are typical for my sculpture of my patients.
How tissues move is important. The human body is beautiful in animation. That is why I show pictures of the chest with arms up, down, and with muscles tight / relaxed in addition to the results from multiple views. Limited view demonstrations can pick the best angle to hide deformities and problems. Such analysis of the results as well as how tissues evolve, the possible need for drains,
comfort level after gynecomastia surgery, are important factors in picking your doctor. It is like an artist selecting a paint brush. The results are what matters, not with what tool they sculpt.
Hope this helps,
Michael Bermant, MD
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