Picture: Gyno before and after

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Weatherwed

posted Mon, 07/29/2013 - 21:32

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+ 5 Gyno before and after

These shots are not easy to post. Im putting this up in solidarity with another member who put up his gyno shots and received a less than warm reception.

These are from several years ago. The condition was pubertal gyno as a result of precocious (early onset) puberty. The treatment was lipo and glandular removal covered by blue cross blue shield. The condition was considered more than cosmetic due to on going pain.

Any questions should be posted on this thread. If it's personal feel free to PM.

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2500hd
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07/30/2013 - 13:33

+1 bro I got gyno going thru puberty it has always bothered me. Been thinking about getting it removed lately. That looks much better

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2500hd
07/30/2013 - 15:12

It was life changing for me. I really didnt realize how much it bothered me until it was gone.

LOKI 1
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07/30/2013 - 10:13

Thats a standup thing you did here bro. Says alot about a mans character. plus 1

jonnyd46
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07/30/2013 - 07:13

how long was the recovery.? thanks for sharing

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jonnyd46
07/30/2013 - 08:12

I would say it was a solid month before I was moving weights hard again. Although after week one I was able to start light cardio and at least get moving.

iFit
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07/30/2013 - 02:38

"""Im putting this up in solidarity with another member who put up his gyno shots and received a less than warm reception""". +1 just for that and the courage to share.

4speed
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07/30/2013 - 00:54

thanks for sharing, if i may have question as i have bit problem with my glands. did your one been swollen/hard and painful ? as it happen to me often that gland get hard and its bit painful on touch, but in my case is left only, and now on cycle right only. i seen doctor but UK doctors are like butchers and been told '' no worries its just swollen gland''

thanks

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4speed
07/30/2013 - 02:14

It's not uncommon to have symptoms in one side or the other rather than both.

If you consider surgery it's essential you bring your case to a plastic surgeon with a long history of gyne surgery. You do not want to get surgery with a general surgeon.

OmNom
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07/29/2013 - 22:07

+1 for sharing!

So they removed the entire gland? I was always told that left indentions but yours look perfectly normal

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OmNom
07/29/2013 - 22:16

Good question. The gland is not removed in it's entirety. They virtually never remove the entire gland. A small piece is left over to prevent the crater effect you referred to.

Now the big concern for most guys is regrowth of that remaining piece of tissue. However, even if that small piece was not left regrowth is still possible. A surgeon would have to remove the entire gland, all the surrounding tissue, and the nipple itself to prevent the chance regrowth.

OmNom
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Weatherwed
07/29/2013 - 22:27

bah you would think mutilating or removing the gland would stop regrowth.. It's ironic that we don't really regrow any other limbs but we can regrow our tits easy LOL

Your surgery looks great though