[Patient Information and Diagnostic Findings]

Age: Early 30s
Height / Weight: 172 cm / 73 kg
Diagnosis: True Gynecomastia, Simon Grade 2A
Skin Elasticity: Good
Glandular Thickness: 22 mm (Right) / 22 mm (Left)

Prior to surgery,
the patient’s chest demonstrated
a noticeable fullness centered around
the areolar region, creating
a mildly projected appearance.

On physical examination,
firm glandular tissue was palpated
beneath both areolae,
consistent with the presence of
true gynecomastia.

The chest contour that had previously
demonstrated noticeable fullness
centered around the areolar region
due to gynecomastia symptoms
has been effectively refined through
gynecomastia surgery, resulting in
a flatter and more gradual
chest silhouette.

Despite being in the early phase
of recovery, when swelling and
BioBond-related tissue firmness
are typically most pronounced,
the enlarged chest volume and
projected appearance that had not
improved with exercise alone
have already been naturally corrected.

[Patient Information and Diagnostic Findings]

Age: Early 30s
Height / Weight: 175 cm / 84 kg
Diagnosis: Mixed Gynecomastia, Simon Grade 2A
Skin Elasticity: Moderate

On visual examination,
the patient’s chest demonstrated
prominent puffiness centered around
the areolar region, with
both sides showing noticeable enlargement
and anterior projection.

Based on these findings,
the condition was classified as
Simon Grade 2A gynecomastia,
and ultrasound examination confirmed
the presence of hypertrophied
glandular tissue beneath
both areolae.

The enlarged and protruding chest
that had previously resulted from
gynecomastia symptoms has been
effectively refined, creating
a flatter and more gradual
chest contour.

The areolae, which had appeared
puffy due to glandular overgrowth,
have also decreased in prominence,
demonstrating a more natural
size and shape.

During the consultation,
the patient’s chest demonstrated
prominent protrusion centered around
the nipples and areolae.

Overall chest volume was also enlarged,
and the condition was diagnosed as
true gynecomastia, corresponding to
Simon Grade 2A classification.

Ultrasound examination confirmed
the presence of hypertrophied
glandular tissue beneath
both nipples and areolae.

When comparing the
before-and-after gynecomastia photographs,
a clear improvement can be appreciated.

Before surgery, the areolae appeared
significantly enlarged and protruded outward,
whereas at 2 months post-operatively,
the excess fullness has noticeably decreased.

As a result,
the contour of the anterior chest
appears smoother, more balanced,
and naturally masculine.

The previously puffy appearance
of the areolar region
has also improved considerably,
creating a flatter chest silhouette.

On physical examination,
the patient demonstrated
a visibly enlarged and protruding chest contour,
which was readily apparent
even on visual inspection.

Based on the Simon Classification,
the condition was assessed as
Simon Grade 2A gynecomastia.

Ultrasound evaluation confirmed
the presence of hypertrophied glandular tissue
beneath both areolae,
supporting the diagnosis of
true glandular overgrowth.

At 2 weeks after gynecomastia surgery,
patients typically return to the clinic
for suture removal.

Because the glandular tissue
and excess fat that were physically contributing
to the enlarged chest volume
have already been removed,
a reduction in chest size
can usually be appreciated immediately
at this stage of recovery.

However,
bruising, swelling,
and BioBond-related tissue firmness
still require additional time to resolve,
and stabilization of the skin
and sensory changes also occurs gradually
over the following weeks and months.

[Gynecomastia Surgery Patient Information]

Age: 30s
Height / Weight: 170 cm / 87 kg
Diagnosis: True Gynecomastia,
Simon Grade 2A

The patient had been aware of
his gynecomastia symptoms
since adolescence.

However, upon entering his 30s,
he noticed that his chest
appeared to have increased in size,
accompanied by enlargement
and puffiness of the areolar region,
which ultimately led him to visit
Lesarts Plastic Surgery
for surgical treatment.

These photographs were taken
approximately 2 weeks after gynecomastia surgery.

The chest fullness that previously
projected outward before surgery
has been significantly reduced,
creating a flatter and more masculine appearance.

The prominence that was particularly noticeable
around the nipples and areolar region
has also been corrected,
allowing the anterior chest contour
to transition more smoothly
across the upper torso.

[Gynecomastia Surgery Patient Information]

Age: Mid-20s
Height / Weight: 177 cm / 72.4 kg
Diagnosis: True Gynecomastia, Simon Grade 2A

Before gynecomastia surgery,
the patient’s chest showed
noticeable enlargement,
with both the areolae and nipples
projecting outward in a pointed shape.

Based on the size and contour
of the chest,
the condition was clinically assessed as
Simon Grade 2A gynecomastia.

Following gynecomastia surgery,
a noticeable reduction in overall chest size
can be observed.

The previously protruding central chest area
and the enlarged areolar contour
have also been corrected,
resulting in a flatter, more stable,
and masculine chest appearance.

In particular,
the excessive projection that once drew attention
to the center of the chest
has been significantly improved,
creating a smoother transition
across the entire chest wall.

[Gynecomastia Surgery Patient Information]

Age: Early 20s
Height: 173 cm
Weight: 71 kg
BMI: 24
Diagnosis: True Gynecomastia, Simon Grade 2A

These photos were taken
2 weeks after gynecomastia surgery.

Even during the early stage
of recovery,
a noticeable reduction in
chest size
and significant improvement in
the overall chest contour
can already be observed.

In particular,
the previously swollen
areolar area
and the pointed chest protrusion
show clear improvement,
creating a smoother
and more natural appearance.

[Gynecomastia Patient Information]

Age: 30s
Height / Weight: 180 cm / 87 kg
Diagnosis: True Gynecomastia, Simon Grade 2A

This patient had experienced
gynecomastia symptoms
since adolescence
and had made numerous attempts
to improve the condition
through exercise and dieting.

Following gynecomastia surgery,
the previously protruding chest
and enlarged areolar area
were corrected into
a much more natural shape.

The shadowing that had formed
along the lower chest
due to excess chest volume
was also significantly improved.

As the chest contour itself
became smoother and flatter,
the previously noticeable protrusion
was eliminated,
creating a more masculine
and balanced upper body appearance.

This patient began experiencing
noticeable chest enlargement
after entering his 30s,
which gradually caused discomfort
in daily life.

Although there was
no significant chest pain
or sudden rapid increase
in chest size,
the external appearance itself
became a source of stress,
which ultimately led the patient
to decide on
gynecomastia surgery.

Comparing the
before and after results
of gynecomastia surgery,
the previously awkward
upper body contour
and noticeable side-profile volume
caused by gynecomastia symptoms
were effectively corrected,
creating a much more
natural chest appearance.

Although the patient
already had a slim body type,
the protruding chest contour
was especially noticeable
from the side view before surgery.
After correction,
the excessive volume
was naturally improved.

This patient had experienced
a small palpable lump
beneath the nipple area
and gradual chest changes
since his teenage years.

However, because there was
no significant pain
and the chest enlargement
did not rapidly progress,
the condition was not initially
considered a major concern.

Although the patient had
Simon Grade 1 gynecomastia,
he experienced discomfort
from the palpable chest lump
and a chest contour
that did not improve
through exercise alone.
For this reason,
he chose to undergo
gynecomastia surgery.

After surgery,
the previously uneven
and protruding chest contour
visible from both
the front and side views
became naturally flatter
and more refined.

If gynecomastia that began
during adolescence
continues for several years,
or shows no improvement
despite exercise and weight control,
along with symptoms such as
nipple protrusion,
a palpable lump, or pain,
it is recommended
to seek medical evaluation
and establish an appropriate
treatment plan.

This patient had experienced
gynecomastia symptoms
since adolescence.

Now in his 20s,
the condition had not improved
even after reaching adulthood,
which led him to visit the clinic
for surgical treatment.

Ultrasound examination confirmed
overgrown glandular tissue,
and the condition was diagnosed as
true gynecomastia, Simon Grade 2A.

The enlarged chest size
and protruding contour
that had been a concern
since adolescence
showed clear improvement
through gynecomastia surgery.

In particular,
the previously swollen
areolar area and
projecting nipple shape
were also effectively corrected.