Gynecomastia Surgery

What is gynecomastia surgery?

Gynecomastia — enlarged male breast tissue — is common, harmless, and deeply bothersome to many men. Surgery removes the glandular tissue and excess fat, restoring a flat, masculine chest contour.

Depending on your anatomy it uses liposuction, direct gland excision through a small incision at the edge of the areola, or both. Scars are small and well hidden.

Are you a good candidate?

Men whose chest fullness has persisted beyond adolescence, despite stable weight and fitness, are typically good candidates. True glandular gynecomastia does not disappear with exercise — that is precisely what surgery corrects.

Certain medications, anabolic steroids and hormonal conditions can cause or worsen gynecomastia; the surgeon reviews these factors honestly during consultation.

The process, step by step

After a discreet video consultation — many patients tell us it is the first time they have spoken about it — you receive a plan and fixed quote. Surgery in Agadir takes one to two hours, usually under general anaesthesia or deep sedation, often as a day case.

A compression vest supports the chest for the first weeks and is key to a smooth result.

Recovery

Most men return to desk work within 5–7 days. Bruising and swelling fade over two to three weeks; gym and heavy training resume after four to six weeks. The compression vest is worn under normal clothing.

The psychological relief is usually immediate — patients describe finally wearing a fitted t-shirt without thinking.

Risks — honestly

Risks include contour irregularities, fluid collection, numbness, asymmetry and — with significant weight regain or ongoing steroid use — recurrence. A correct diagnosis and complete gland removal make recurrence rare.

Why Agadir?

€2,100–2,900 versus €4,200–7,000 at home, with total discretion: a private clinic, a quiet hotel, sea air, and home again in a week with nothing to explain.