Gynecomastia in Overweight Men: When Excess Chest Tissue Persists

Gynecomastia in overweight men is a common issue where excess glandular and fatty tissue in the chest creates a persistent, enlarged appearance-even after weight loss. This condition is driven by hormonal imbalances linked to higher body fat, which means diet and exercise alone rarely resolve it. Dr. Babak Moein offers personalized surgical solutions-combining liposuction, gland removal, and advanced contouring techniques-to help men achieve a flatter, more masculine chest.
Gynecomastia, or the development of excess glandular and fatty tissue in the chest, can be especially evident in men with overweight or obesity. While extra fat can mask mild cases, many patients find that the enlarged chest tissue remains visible or even worsens despite efforts to lose weight. Dr. Babak Moein now offers specialized surgical solutions for such men seeking a flatter, more masculine chest contour.

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Why Chest Tissue Doesn't Always Resolve with Weight Loss

In men carrying excess weight, elevated estrogen levels are often produced from body fat, encouraging the growth of glandular tissue in the chest. This means that even with aggressive dieting or exercise, the glandular part won't diminish on its own. When chest fullness remains after weight reduction, surgical evaluation may become necessary. Dr. Moein carefully distinguishes between pure fat (pseudo-gynecomastia) and true glandular overgrowth, tailoring the treatment accordingly.

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Surgical Solutions for Male Chest Reduction

Under Dr. Moein's care, treatment [https://gynecomastiala.com/gynecomastia-treatment/] typically involves a combination of liposuction to remove fatty deposits and glandular excision to extract firm tissue. In some cases, advanced techniques such as VASER liposuction or skin contraction devices are used to refine the contour and tighten residual skin. Incisions are discreetly placed to minimize visible scarring and preserve natural chest anatomy.

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Why Choose Dr. Moein for Chest Reshaping

Dr. Babak Moein is uniquely qualified in this realm. He holds dual fellowship training in cosmetic body contouring and minimally invasive surgery, with decades of experience managing complex chest cases. His approach balances medical precision with aesthetic sensibility-ensuring patients not only achieve functional improvement but also a natural, symmetrical appearance [https://gynecomastiala.com/gynecomastia-surgery-before-and-after/].

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Recovery & Life After Surgery

Most chest reduction procedures for overweight men [https://gynecomastiala.com/services/gynecomastia-in-overweight-men/] are outpatient, with limited downtime. Patients typically wear a compression garment for several weeks, and swelling subsides progressively. Many return to light activity within days, resuming more vigorous workouts after several weeks. Dr. Moein emphasizes proper postoperative care [https://gynecomastiala.com/gynecomastia-aftercare-instructions/] and lifestyle maintenance to preserve results and prevent recurrence.

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Schedule a Private Consultation

Men from Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and throughout Southern California choose the Gynecomastia Center of Los Angeles for permanent, natural-looking results.

Gynecomastia Center of Los Angeles

2080 Century Park East, Suite 501

Los Angeles, CA 90067

Phone: +1(310)861-3799

Website: http://gynecomastiala.com

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