It just looks like you have minor puffy nipples, not too bad in my opinion though. You probably just have a small amount of hard gland behind your nipple and it's not really fat. I too just have puffy nipples, but mine are a little worse than yours. I think I could live with yours, but I am getting the surgery on July 8. How long have you had them? I'm 21 and have had them since I was 12.
Hi there and thanks for your reply. Well I am 20 and I have them since 12 or 13, pretty much like your case. And tbh I am still wondering whether to live with them or try visiting a surgeon.
I didn't even consider surgery until just a couple months ago. I haven't taken my shirt off in public since I got them and that has been very hard because I live on the coast where there are a lot of rivers, creeks, and the beach. All of my friends always go out on the boat and to the beach and stuff and I have always avoided it. I had a few minor run-ins with the law when I was younger, just like weed/alcohol charges, so when my friends would invite me out on the boat or something, I would either say that I had to work or that I didn't want to go out on the river and risk getting another minor in possesion of alcohol ticket. It really started to bother me not to long ago because I am 21 now, and can no longer use that excuse. This summer started to scare the hell out of me because I would finally have to take my shirt off in front of people. So I decided for the first time that I would confront my parents about my issue. I wrote a very long email to them, with all my feelings in it and it upset them very much. They gave me the go ahead on getting surgery, and they were upset that I hadn't come to them years ago, as am I because it has ruined my teenage and young adult life. I have now scheduled my surgery with Dr. Bermant for July 8, and although I am very nervous, I definitley feel that the benefits far out weigh the risks. I already can't wait until next summer when hopefully I will be able to take my shirt off and not care.
So after my mini story, the question you need to ask yourself is do you feel somewhat comfortable and content with how you are living your life with the gynecomastia? Or do you feel it is drastically hindering you from living your life the way you want and should be. For me the answer was easy. Good Luck