Is this Gynocomatia?

[Daniald]

Hey guys,

Super exhausted question I know but it's been in my mind for quite some time. I'm new to bodybuilding and want to know if this is gynocomatia or just fat. Currently I don't believe surgery is an option, so is this something I can reduce by burning a lot of fat/exercising a lot?

the first 2 pictures are me now, the last one was 6 weeks ago.

As much info would help, think you!

[hammer]

No, I think you have developed your pectoral muscles some, not a gynecomatia problem.

[Daniald]

Hey, thanks for the reply. So is the sagging/soft nipple areas just fat? Not sure what the docs here think!

Hoping for more info so I can try my best to keep this in check

[CIder Mills]

I'm not a doctor, but I would say definitely no.  You have a beautiful chest, I wish I'd have had a chest like yours, then I never would have had surgery and ended up with crater deformities.

[Daniald]

Thanks for the replies. I'm still hoping for any professional opinion if it's at all possible. It's really starting to get to me and I want to know if I should exercise to burn fat or look at other options such as surgery, hormonal balance, etc


Thank you.

[giggsy]

Thanks for the replies. I'm still hoping for any professional opinion if it's at all possible. It's really starting to get to me and I want to know if I should exercise to burn fat or look at other options such as surgery, hormonal balance, etc


Thank you.

Hi. Do you feel a mass under your nipple when you squeeze it between your index and thumb? If you do , its breast gland and there is nothing else to do but surgery

http://13930-presscdn-0-95.pagely.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/diagnosis-of-gynecomastia-pseudogynecomastia-min.jpg

[Daniald]

Thanks for the replies. I'm still hoping for any professional opinion if it's at all possible. It's really starting to get to me and I want to know if I should exercise to burn fat or look at other options such as surgery, hormonal balance, etc


Thank you.

Hi. Do you feel a mass under your nipple when you squeeze it between your index and thumb? If you do , its breast gland and there is nothing else to do but surgery

http://13930-presscdn-0-95.pagely.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/diagnosis-of-gynecomastia-pseudogynecomastia-min.jpg

Hey there. Honestly it's so hard to tell as I have no comparison. Do you mean directly under the nipple? Like if I were to pinch my nipple, should I be feeling something almost connected to the nipple? If so then no. But if I press down directly on my nipple and push toward my ribs, I do feel a tiny bead-sized bump. But when I pinch my nipple, nothing is connected to it (so it seems). I really have no clue how to tell...

[giggsy]

Thanks for the replies. I'm still hoping for any professional opinion if it's at all possible. It's really starting to get to me and I want to know if I should exercise to burn fat or look at other options such as surgery, hormonal balance, etc


Thank you.

Hi. Do you feel a mass under your nipple when you squeeze it between your index and thumb? If you do , its breast gland and there is nothing else to do but surgery

http://13930-presscdn-0-95.pagely.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/diagnosis-of-gynecomastia-pseudogynecomastia-min.jpg

Hey there. Honestly it's so hard to tell as I have no comparison. Do you mean directly under the nipple? Like if I were to pinch my nipple, should I be feeling something almost connected to the nipple? If so then no. But if I press down directly on my nipple and push toward my ribs, I do feel a tiny bead-sized bump. But when I pinch my nipple, nothing is connected to it (so it seems). I really have no clue how to tell...

Yupp. Then its probably just fat , and you could go ahead and burn it of with diet and cardio. But go to an doctor and check it out if its bothering you.

[George Pope, M.D.]

The photos are limited - only 2 views and not close up.  But from what I see, I think you look fine.  I don't see evidence of gynecomastia.  You may want to provide better photos - oblique views as well as closer front and lateral views.  And you seem to have a lot more pec muscle than in the photo 6 weeks earlier.  Nice job.
Dr. Pope, MD