Gynecomastia Correction

Surgical correction of enlarged male breasts (gynecomastia) at BODY klinika, with three surgical options matched to the underlying cause and extent of tissue excess. Simple gland removal (from 56,000 Kč) addresses hormone-related hypertrophy without significant skin redundancy; breast contouring adds skin reshaping for moderate cases; and combined contouring with liposuction (from 91,000 Kč) addresses mixed fat-and-glandular presentations. Fat-only enlargement under local anaesthesia starts from 20,000 Kč. All approaches are performed by BODY klinika's certified plastic surgeons with appropriate anaesthesia and hospitalisation included.

Gynecomastia — the development of excess breast tissue in men — may be caused by hormonal shifts during puberty, endocrine disorders (thyroid, adrenal, pituitary), certain medications including those used in cancer treatment, or excess adipose tissue in the chest without true glandular hypertrophy. BODY klinika offers a tiered surgical approach matched to the specific tissue composition and degree of skin redundancy found at examination. When true glandular tissue is the primary cause and skin elasticity remains good, simple gland excision through a periareolar incision removes the hypertrophied breast disc without reshaping the skin envelope — the quickest and least invasive approach (from 56,000 Kč). Where moderate skin laxity accompanies glandular excess, breast contouring surgery reshapes the tissue and removes the redundant skin (from 81,000 Kč). For mixed presentations with both glandular and fat excess, combined contouring plus tumescent liposuction is the most comprehensive option (from 91,000 Kč). Where the enlargement is purely fat-based — a condition sometimes called pseudogynecomastia — liposuction alone under local anaesthesia on an outpatient basis may achieve the desired result from 20,000 Kč. All surgical approaches are performed by BODY klinika's certified plastic surgeons with appropriate anaesthesia; hospitalisation with 24h physician cover is included for procedures requiring general anaesthesia. Recovery involves compression garments for several weeks and activity restrictions suited to the extent of the procedure. A definitive treatment plan is agreed at consultation, where tissue composition is examined and the patient's expectations are discussed.