Secondary Refinements After Gynecomastia Surgery: Why a Touch-Up Doesn't Mean the Operation Has Failed
Learn about the difference between a a secondary refinement and a revision procedure after gynecomastia surgery, and how to best use this information to decide on the clinic and surgeon you would like to undergo gynecomastia treatment with,
Trying to Avoid Scars in Gynecomastia Surgery? Sometimes That Gives the Worst Result
Dr Nurein explains why avoiding scars in gynecomastia surgery can sometimes lead to worse results, and how skin laxity affects treatment decisions.
Types of Gynecomastia Procedures I Perform (A Quick Breakdown)
A quick breakdown of the types of gynecomastia surgery I perform: gland removal, chest liposuction, nipple lift, and mastectomy with nipple repositioning. Get in touch to learn more.
Can the gynecomastia gland grow back if it’s not 100% removed?
Can the gland grow back after gynecomastia surgery? Dr Nurein, leading Gynecomastia surgeon, explains how careful gland removal minimises regrowth, supports natural chest contour, and ensures long-term results after male chest reduction. Contact us to book a free video consultation with Dr Nurein.
Is it scar tissue or residual gland? And should I get a steroid injection or do I need a touch-up?
Scar tissue after gynecomastia surgery often settles within 6–12 months. Learn when steroid injections help, when patience is safer, and when revision surgery may be needed.
Grade 4 Gynecomastia: Why Horizontal Scars Often Give More Reliable Results
Dr Nurein explains why horizontal scars often give more reliable results in severe (grade 4) gynecomastia, focusing on skin excess, contour control and predictability.
Should You Lose Weight Before Gynecomastia Surgery?
Should you lose weight before gynecomastia surgery? Dr Hassan Nurein explains how body type, muscle, BMI and goals affect surgical outcomes.
What I Wish Patients Knew Before Gynecomastia Surgery (From a Surgeon’s Perspective)
Dr Nurein shares what patients should know before gynecomastia surgery, including healing timelines, swelling, scar tissue, symmetry and realistic results.
Let’s talk anaesthesia: is local only for small gynecomastia cases?
Dr Nurein explains why local anaesthesia is suitable for many gynecomastia cases, not just small ones, and how case selection and experience matter.