Gynecomastia

While hormonal imbalance can happen to just about anyone and hence can be distressing, there are common symptoms that men can look out for.

With high testosterone levels produced puberty, for the vast majority of men, the breast tissue does not develop like it does for their female counterpart.

As gynecomastia cannot be hidden under clothing, it brings about psychological distress to the individual affected by it, affecting their quality of life.

People suffering from gyno trawl the internet to understand it, only to find half-baked fiction and ‘cures’. We asked Dr Ivan Puah for some truth.

Do you feel helpless and desperate because you are unsure what to do? Botched gynecomastia surgery is not uncommon.

Botched gynecomastia surgery revision is a secondary procedure for men who have undergone initial gynecomastia surgery but are dissatisfied with the results.

Dr Puah has been performing botched gynecomastia surgery for over 15 years. He shares more about it & what kind of things can go wrong and how he corrects it.

Your teenager may be uncomfortable discussing enlarged male breasts but if it isn’t checked and sorted, it can affect him psychologically and physically.

Parental support is crucial. The stigma surrounding gynecomastia is real and can be overwhelming even for an adult.