For many men, enlarged or overdeveloped breast tissue—known as gynecomastia—can be a source of frustration, self-consciousness, or discomfort. Whether caused by genetics, hormonal changes, weight fluctuations, or certain medications, gynecomastia can affect not just your appearance, but your confidence and lifestyle.
Gynecomastia surgery is designed to restore a flatter, firmer, and more masculine chest contour. By removing excess breast tissue, fat, and sometimes skin, this procedure helps redefine your chest shape, allowing clothing to fit better and boosting confidence in both daily life and at the gym or beach.
This highly customizable procedure is tailored to your unique anatomy and goals—whether you’re seeking a subtle enhancement or a more sculpted transformation. The result? A chest that looks and feels more aligned with your body, helping you move through life with greater ease and self-assurance.
At the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery, we understand that gynecomastia affects every man differently. That’s why no two procedures are exactly the same—your surgical plan will be fully tailored to your body, your goals, and the chest contour you want to achieve.
Whether you’re looking to remove stubborn glandular tissue, excess fat, address skin laxity, or all of the above, our expert plastic surgeons will design a customized approach that enhances your natural physique. In some cases, liposuction alone may be effective, while others may require a combination of tissue excision and fat removal to create a smooth, sculpted chest.Many of our patients experience a renewed sense of confidence almost immediately after surgery—whether that’s feeling more comfortable shirtless, at the gym, or in fitted clothing.
Gynecomastia surgery can also make physical activity more enjoyable and eliminate the discomfort or self-consciousness that often comes with an enlarged chest.
Gynecomastia surgery at the South Florida Center starts at $2,999 (not including anesthesia and surgeon fees). Final pricing will depend on the complexity of your case and whether additional techniques like liposuction are needed.
To help make your procedure more accessible, we offer flexible financing options through trusted providers. Our team is here to guide you through every step of the process so you can move forward with confidence.
Gynecomastia surgery is designed to restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour with minimal, discreet scarring. Our surgeons use advanced techniques to ensure incisions are as inconspicuous as possible, often hidden within the natural lines and contours of the chest.
Regardless of the method, our surgeons prioritize techniques that result in minimal scarring while preserving the natural shape and symmetry of the chest. During your consultation, we’ll discuss the best incision strategy based on your anatomy, skin elasticity, and surgical goals.
A small incision made around the lower half of the areola (the darker skin surrounding the nipple). This allows for direct removal of glandular tissue with a scar that blends seamlessly with the natural edge of the areola.
For patients whose gynecomastia is primarily caused by excess fat, liposuction may be performed alone. This involves tiny incisions (about 3-5mm) placed in discreet locations, such as along the chest crease or under the armpit, to minimize visibility.
In cases that require both gland removal and liposuction, a combination of the periareolar incision and small liposuction entry points may be used to ensure a smooth, natural result.
You may have heard both terms used interchangeably, but here’s the key distinction: gynecomastia surgery and male breast reduction are essentially the same procedure, both designed to address enlarged male breast tissue. The difference lies in the cause of the excess chest volume and the techniques used.
This specifically targets true gynecomastia, which is caused by an overgrowth of glandular breast tissue. This can occur due to hormonal imbalances, genetics, medications, or certain health conditions. In these cases, surgical excision of the glandular tissue is necessary to achieve a flat, contoured chest.
This term broadly refers to any surgical approach used to reduce the size of the male chest, whether it’s due to glandular tissue, excess fat, or a combination of both. For some patients, liposuction alone may be sufficient if the fullness is primarily fatty. For others, a combination of gland removal and liposuction is needed. Other patients may require more extensive correction to address excess skin and deeper tissue laxity, often as result of significant weight fluctuations or natural loss of skin elasticity over time.
During your consultation, your surgeon will evaluate your chest to determine whether your condition is driven by glandular tissue, fat, or both, and recommend the best treatment plan for you.
Enlarged breast tissue can cause sensitivity, tenderness, or discomfort, especially during physical activity. Gynecomastia surgery removes the source of this discomfort, helping you move, train, and live without pain or restriction.
Excess chest tissue can affect posture and limit upper body mobility. By reducing the weight and bulk of the chest, many patients experience better posture and improved range of motion, making it easier to work out, lift weights, or participate in sports.
Skin rubbing beneath the chest can lead to irritation, rashes, or infections, especially in humid climates or during workouts. Removing excess tissue helps prevent these issues and improves hygiene and overall skin health.
Whether it’s wearing fitted shirts, going to the beach, or simply feeling comfortable shirtless, gynecomastia surgery allows men to feel more confident in their appearance. Clothes fit better, and there’s no need to hide behind oversized shirts or compression garments.
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In most cases, you’ll receive a proposal within 24 hours of submitting a request via email from your assigned patient care consultant. This will show a breakdown of pricing, what’s included, and next steps to move forward with the surgery. You’ll also be able to contact your consultant moving forward with any questions or concerns about your surgery.
In order to move forward with your surgery, the surgeon must evaluate your body and your specific goals. Patients can either submit photos including multiple angles (front, back, and both profiles) along with comments about their goals and concerns, or can schedule a video call at their convenience to virtually meet with the surgeon. We offer virtual consultations with Dr. Robert Cucin, Dr. John Pinnella, Dr. Brandon Elnekaveh, and Dr. Rohan Policherla. We also offer in-person consultations with a $500 deposit that goes towards the overall cost of your surgery.
After your consultation, whether by submitting photos, video call, or in-person, the surgeon will create a surgical plan and approve you as a candidate for surgery. The surgeon might also suggest another procedure. Your patient care consultant will reach out to you to confirm the surgeon’s approval and answer any remaining questions you may have.
Once you are ready to move forward, you can leave a $500 deposit using a credit card, cash, or one of our trusted financing partners. This deposit goes towards the overall cost of your surgery. Deposits are non-refundable, but remain as a center credit for a period of one year.
After you leave your deposit, you are ready to schedule your surgery. Our scheduling supervisor will reach out to you and choose dates for your pre-operative and surgical appointments that work for you. If you’re not ready to schedule right away, just let us know when to reach out and we will be happy to follow up at a later time.
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Gynecomastia is the medical term for the enlargement of male breast tissue caused by hormonal imbalances, genetics, certain medications, or weight fluctuations. It can affect one or both sides of the chest.
Common causes include hormonal changes, steroid or medication use, obesity, certain medical conditions, and genetics. Sometimes, the exact cause is unknown.
You may be a good candidate if you have excess breast tissue or fat on your chest that doesn’t improve with diet or exercise, and you’re in good overall health with realistic expectations.
Gynecomastia involves glandular tissue growth, while chest fat is purely fatty tissue. Your surgeon can determine the difference during consultation and recommend the appropriate treatment, such as surgery or liposuction.
The procedure typically involves surgical removal of glandular tissue, liposuction to remove fat, or a combination of both. Incisions are usually made around the areola or in discreet areas to minimize scarring.
Incisions are carefully placed to be as discreet as possible, often hidden along the border of the areola. Scars generally fade over time with proper care.
Yes, as long as you maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle. However, significant weight gain, hormone fluctuations, or certain medications could cause recurrence.
Most patients return to light activities within 1 week and resume exercise within 4 to 6 weeks. Final results are typically visible after 3 to 6 months, once swelling fully subsides.
Some soreness, swelling, and mild discomfort are normal after surgery, but this can be managed with prescribed pain medication and proper post-op care.
At the South Florida Center, gynecomastia surgery starts at $2,999 (excluding anesthesia and surgeon fees). Final pricing depends on the complexity of your case.
If your chest fullness is caused by both glandular tissue and fat, your surgeon may recommend combining liposuction with gland removal for the best results.
Absolutely. Many men report a significant boost in confidence, especially when shirtless, working out, or wearing fitted clothing after the procedure.
Typically, you’ll wear a compression garment for 4 to 6 weeks to support healing, minimize swelling, and help your chest contour settle properly.
Most patients can resume light cardio after 2 weeks, but should avoid weightlifting, chest exercises, or strenuous upper body activity for about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on your surgeon’s guidance.
At the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery, our Gynecomastia procedure is performed by a team of experienced plastic surgeons, including Dr. Brandon Elnekaveh, who is known for his meticulous technique and commitment to delivering natural, balanced results.
Dr. Elnekaveh brings a refined approach to breast contouring, focusing on enhancing each patient’s natural shape while restoring balanced proportions and body confidence.
Our team performs Gynecomastia surgeries at our modern Fort Lauderdale facility, serving patients locally from Miami, Boca Raton, and Palm Beach, as well as clients who travel from across the U.S. and internationally seeking high-quality aesthetic care in South Florida.
915 Middle River Dr. #213
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: (954) 565-7575
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