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Gynecomastia Treatment

Gynecomastia -- the enlargement of male breast tissue -- is more common than most men realize, palpable breast tissue is found on examination in somewhere between a third and two thirds of adult men, though most of that is subclinical and never needs treating. It can cause significant physical discomfort and emotional distress, but effective treatment is available. At The Barber Andrology, we take a comprehensive approach: identifying and addressing the hormonal root cause, managing contributing medications, and offering body contouring options to restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour. Our providers offer confidential, judgment-free care matched to your specific situation.

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Who it is for

Gynecomastia treatment is appropriate for men of any age experiencing enlarged breast tissue that causes physical discomfort or affects confidence.

Criteria

Men with visibly enlarged breast tissue or chest fullness

Those experiencing tenderness or sensitivity in the chest

Men with hormonal imbalances contributing to breast tissue growth

Those who want non-surgical options before considering surgery

Men whose gynecomastia is related to medications, anabolic steroids, or supplements

What it addresses

Comprehensive hormonal evaluation to identify the root cause

Non-surgical treatment options including medication and hormone management

Body contouring treatments to reduce breast tissue appearance

Addresses both true gynecomastia (glandular) and pseudogynecomastia (fat)

Improved chest contour and a more masculine appearance

Restored confidence and comfort

Confidential, judgment-free care

Protocol

What happens

Confidential consultation and physical assessment

Comprehensive hormone panel and lab work (estrogen, testosterone, prolactin, thyroid)

Review of medications and substances that may be contributing

A written treatment plan -- hormone management, medication management, or referral for surgical evaluation

Initiation of non-surgical treatment protocol

Follow-up to monitor progress and adjust the plan

Straight answers

Gynecomastia is caused by an imbalance between estrogen and testosterone. Common causes include hormonal changes during puberty or aging, low testosterone, elevated estrogen, anabolic steroid use, certain medications (antidepressants, blood pressure medications, ulcer drugs), obesity, and liver or kidney disease.

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