posted Fri, 02/26/2016 - 09:50
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+ 23 Gyno removal
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I have had Gyno since puberty and finally got it removed. Just about 100g of tissue, with no lipo required. I had to edit the pics heavily to hide some tats. I have ran numerous cycles and never had an estro issue and never had any added gyno. I am thrilled with the outcome of surgery. I have been self conscious about my chest since childhood and would never even take my shirt off. If any of you have questions about the surgery let me know.
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Congrats on the successfull removal! is there a after picture by any chance?
Ya it's the one labeled after in the lower pics
Looks good! Im trying to get it done as well but its to costly at the moment. If anyone can recomend a place to check out for this in the big apple or garden state area please let me know. Got 2 quotes for $5200 and 4k. Trying to see if i can get any better with some good docs.
Are you using anything for recovery? TB-500, BPC-157 or hgh? How long is total recovery time & did the sergeon specify weather gyno could return of estrogen levels & BF got out of control? Plus two
Nothing for recovery. Wish I could run hgh but can't afford it right now. Recovery varies but I should be able to lift chest a month after surgery and can take up to 6 months for final chest contour and swelling to be final. If glands are fully removed it can't return. In my situation if the doc removed everything the lower shelf of my chest would concave. Luckily if it returns I can get it removed again covered by insurance. In going to ru my AI as usual and see how it feels on cycle. I've never had tingly nips but I honestly can't remember how it felt when I got Gyno as a kid. So I'm going to pay extra attention to my chest this upcoming cycle to see if estro side arise. My next cycle will be test p / npp with an adrol kicker for a lean bulk. Then I may swap the npp for tren and do a comp cut. I want to see what my chest will look like really lean like I was before my last show. And thanks for the +
AnonMade a world of a difference! Now get out there and get that coincidence back
Prob a dumb question but were you awake or knocked out when they cut you open?
So if not cosmetic, and "painful" insurance should cover it provided the plan covers it?
Did your doc remove the glands in addition to the tissue they removed?
I was knocked out, but there are docs who perform the surgery with only local anesthesia.
Coverage depends on your insurance carrier. I have Tricare and they cover it if there is pain.
I need to get more clarification from my surgeon at next follow up about the glands. I'm not sure how I would know if they were removed. I know they have to leave some tissue on the back side of the areola or your nipple will cave inward creating a crater deformity. Especially with fuller chested men such as myself. Now, if the surgery is being performed on someone who is really flat chested then all of it can be removed. You can see some pics on google of crater deformity
That had to be hell brother. Now it's in the past and you can totally focus on the new you moving forward! Knuckles
Thank you! And absolutely! I actually competed in one show for fun and placed pretty well back in 2014. I am excited to see what my chest will look like super cut up again. My go to pose was always abdominal a because my arms were up which hid the Gyno.
Well side chest is about to be on the fkn deck now!
That makes me a little nauseous, but I'm glad you got it fixed. I'm sure it's a real self esteem boost.
AnonLooks like you could save a couple bucks on dog food this month too! Totally kidding! Congrats brother, literally a different look, praise the lord for advancements in medicine and procedures! +1
Lol ya it looks like orange chicken from Panda Express haha.
..... you just ruined orange chicken for me haha
That is sick, but so true!
Fuckin amazing bro! I too have a small case of gyno mind if I FR you I have a few questions. +1
Sure man
AnonJeez bro.... Looks much better tho
Great job ! Im sure that you feel like a different person..Good luck with your new look and greater confidence !
Congrats on the successful outcome! +1
Wow that's a major difference!!! +1
Thanks! It's crazy how once the tissue is removed the chest contour is completely different.
TronDamn, I bet you feel like a new man. Looks awesome now. They did a good job. +2
Thank you!
Looks like a great job! Congratulations!
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Thanks!
Wow I think they did a good job.
Thank you!
No need to be self-conscious anymore. Looking great man +1
Appreciate it!
I am curious how much it set you back bro?
I researched for a long time and found the cost to be between 4-7K depending on location. Mine was right about 5k with everything. And fortunately my insurance paid for it all due to me saying it was painful. They won't cover it for strictly cosmetic reasons. Same doc that did my lady's breast augmentation did this for me.
Right on
Surgery looks great! I've seen some where you can't even tell a difference but looks like they removed a lot of tissue and sewed you back up well, very natural looking.
How bad was the surgery/recovery?
Thanks
Surgery was a breeze. Pain is worse if they do lipo with it. Still it does hurt the first week and I had drains on both side to get rid of fluid build up. But that's only because I had so much breast tissue. I'm about 2 weeks post op right now and still in slight pain. Have to wear a compression vest for 6 weeks and just got back in the gym doing cardio today. Can't work chest for at least a month out of surgery. Gonna start light lifting next week on other muscle groups and see how stretching the chest feels. I can work legs all day though lol.