Revision of Male Breast Reduction Gynecomastia Photos
Revision of Male Breast Reduction Gynecomastia in a 34-year old patient:
Note huge areola and residual breast, even after 2 previous operations. This residual was treated by Dr Wilson using surgical excision and Vaser High Definition 4 Dimensional smart Liposuction through a complete periareolar incision. The scar has completely disappeared. Note the near normal contour and harmony of the chest.
Deformed male Breast after Excess Removal of Breast Disc in a 34 year old male.
This unlucky patient had excess breast tissue and fat removed during gynecomastia surgery at another Clinic. The skin stuck to the muscle and he had a disfigurement whenever he move the arm. Prof Wilson released the scar tissue, and grafted fat in its place to seperate the skin from the muscle, hence restoring the normal contour.
Residual Gynecomastia after previous Microtome cutting a 39-year old patient:
This patient had only microtome cutting of his gynecomastia with a radiologist 3 years ago. He did notice any improvement and ended up with more swollen and lumpy breasts. Prof Wilson used a combination of minimally invasive disc resection and smart High Definition Liposuction to suck out the breast tissue and fat during Revision Male Breast Reduction Gynecomastia. The scar has completely disappeared and the patient was thrilled with the aesthetic appearance of his chest.
Correction of Male Chest deformity and Fat grafting after previous botched Gynecomastia Surgery
This unlucky patient had gynecomastia surgery at another Clinic to remove the extra fat and skin. He ended up with this gross asymmetry and partial nipple necrosis, as well as residual skin and fat. Professor Wilson performed a complex surgery through an inconspicuous cut underneath the breast, in which he removed all the residual skin and fat. Then, he used a skin graft to recreate the areola and nipple. In the final stage, he used fat transfer to restore the symmetry of the chest. The patient was so impressed with the outcome that he considered it a miracle.
Gynecomastia Manboobs in a 37-year old patient:
This patient had gynecomastia surgery with a non specialist 2 years ago. He did notice any improvement and was very unhappy with his male breast manboobs. Prof Wilson used Vaser High Definition 4 Dimensional smart Liposuction through a small areolar incision to suck out the breast tissue and fat. The scar has completely disappeared and the patient was thrilled with the normal contour and harmony of the chest.
Residual Male Breast after massive weight loss and previous inadequate Liposuction Excess
This patient lost 75 lbs of weight and had liposuction at another Clinic to remove the extra fat. He found the result asymmetrical and unsatisfactory, which compromised his body image. Prof Wilson performed revision surgery, and removed the excess skin and gland tissue through a cut above the areola. After meticulous surgery and Revision Male Breast Reduction Gynecomastia, he managed to restore the normal contour, with an almost invisible scar.
Revision of Male Breast Reduction Gynecomastia in a 34-year old Transgender patient:
This transgender patient was unhappy with the shape of her breasts. She requested breast reduction to achieve a more masculine look. Prof Wilson performed breast reduction through a cut around the areola. Note the normal masculine contour and harmony of the breast.
Revision of Male Breast reduction Gynecomastia in a 35-year old patient:
This patient still had a huge areola and residual breast tissue, even after 2 previous operations at another Clinic. Prof Wilson performed a Revision by surgical excision of gland and disk, and Vaser Liposuction through a complete periareolar incision. The patient was very happy with the inconspicuous residual scar and new breast shape. Note the harmonious size of areola, and new breast.
Revision of Gynecomastia in a 38-year old patient:
The patient had previous unsatisfactory liposuction at another Clinic. Prof Wilson decided to treat the problem by surgical excision and Laser Liposuction. Ultimately, the patient was very satisfied with the final shape of his breast after Revision Male Breast Reduction Gynecomastia.
Residual Breast Tissue and Gynecomastia in a 39-year old patient:
This patient had an open heart surgery 10 years ago, and this led to entrapment of the breast tissue leading to false gynecomastia. Prof Wilson tackled this challenging condition by surgical removal, coupled with Vaser Liposuction. He performed the surgery through a small cut around teh areola, which ultimately disappeared. Note appropriate size of areola, and new breast on both frontal and lateral views.
Residual Gynecomastia in a 41-year old patient:
This unfortunate gentleman had isolated Liposuction performed at another Clinic, but the asymmetry and residual breast tissue remained. Prof Wilson performed a combined surgical excision of the gland and Vaser Liposuction. Note successful removal of the breast tissue and restoration of symmetry. The patient was thrilled with the outcome.
Revision of Residual Gynecomastia and Deformed Nipple after Sleeve Gastrectomy in a 28 year old male.
This gentleman lost 65 lbs of weight after a sleeve gastrectomy 3 years ago. However, the skin of the chest remained lax, nipple was projecting and there was residual breast tissue. Professor Wilson performed Vaser Liposuction on the Gynecomastia, removed the excess breast tissue and finally relocated the nipple to its natural site. The patient was very happy with the outcome.
Excessive removal of male Breast tissue in a 49-year old patient:
This unlucky patient had gynecomastia surgery at another Clinic. Unfortunately, the surgeon removed too much breast tissue and fat, ending up with a hollow chest and adhesions between the skin and muscle. These appeared as dimples and puckers on moving the arms. Local creams and injjections failed to resolve the issue. Professor Wilson operated on the patient through an invisible scar under the areola. He released all tissue adhesions, then used fat transfer and dermal substitute to create a separate layer between the skin and muscle. The patient had a natural looking chest and his problem was resolved.
Revision Gynecomastia and Correction of Asymmetric Chest in a 59 year old male.
This gentleman had gynecomastia treatment at another Clinic. Not only was the breast tissue left intact, he also ended up with asymmetry with the right side larger than the left. Professor Wilson performed full revision of gynecomastia, with Vaser Liposuction and removed the excess breast tissue. He tried as much as possible to restore the symmetry. The patient was very happy with the outcome.
Recurrent Gynecomastia in a 39-year old patient:
Isolated Liposuction was performed at another Clinic, but asymmetry and residual breast tissue ensued. The patient was treated by surgical excision of the gland and Vaser Liposuction. Note successful removal of the breast tissue and restoration of symmetry. Interestingly, a large amount of residual breast tissue was removed during the revision surgery, with right side larger than left.
