Gynecomastia is enlarged breast tissue in men. It is very common: some degree of it affects a large share of men at some point in their lives, often starting in puberty and never fully going away. Men who come to us for gynecomastia surgery in Turkey usually say the same thing: they avoid tight T-shirts, the gym changing room and the beach.
There are two kinds, and most men have a mix. True gynecomastia is firm gland tissue behind the nipple, which does not shrink with diet or exercise. Pseudogynecomastia is mainly fat, which liposuction removes well. Your surgeon feels the tissue at the consultation to tell which you have.
Surgery removes the excess fat and gland through small incisions, and if the skin has stretched, for example after major weight loss, tightens it. The result is a flatter, firmer chest that looks right in clothes and without them.