Enlarged male breasts (gynecomastia) can cause physical discomfort and emotional distress. Gynecomastia surgery–also called male breast reduction–can create a flatter, more masculine chest that renews your confidence.
Gynecomastia Frequently Asked Questions
How does Dr. Gupta determine if gynecomastia is due to glandular tissue or fat?
During your consultation, Dr. Gupta performs a detailed examination and may recommend imaging, such as an ultrasound, to distinguish between glandular tissue and excess fat. This distinction determines whether liposuction alone or direct excision—or a combination of both approaches—will be most effective.
How does Dr. Gupta ensure a masculine, natural look after surgery?
During surgery, his focus is on restoring a defined contour, not flattening the chest. As such, Dr. Gupta sculpts gradually, preserving subtle definition over the pectoral muscle to achieve a result that looks athletic and authentic.
Will I have visible scars after my male breast reduction?
There will be scars, but Dr. Gupta places incisions in extremely discreet locations, often along the areola edge, to minimize visibility.
Will my results be permanent?
Any glandular tissue that Dr. Gupta removed will not grow back. Your fat removal will last as long as your weight remains stable. However, if you experience future hormonal imbalances, or if you take any medications that impact your hormones, it’s possible to experience a gynecomastia recurrence.
Can I correct my gynecomastia with exercise?
Usually, the answer is no. Gynecomastia typically involves the development of glandular tissue, which you can’t reduce with exercise.















