For men

Reduces the volume of non-muscle tissue in the chest to lessen its projection. Liposuction removes the fat first. The glandular tissue is then removed through the same small incisions.

Duration

2 to 3 hours

Anesthesia

General

Recovery

Jogging by 6 weeks

Fully healed

3 months

• Removing tissue does not tighten the skin over it. Looser skin may need additional surgery or non-surgical treatment.
• Expect mild bruising, moderate swelling and tenderness. A compression garment is worn for about six weeks.
• Sensation in the nipple, areola and chest skin may decrease or be lost. It often improves with time but can be permanent.
• A stable weight helps preserve the result.

Risks and complications are reviewed in detail at your consultation. Timings are typical, as published by Dr. Beber's office, and vary by patient.

Chest masculinization is part of Dr. Beber's gender-affirming top surgery.

Platelet-rich plasma treatments for the skin, offered to men and women.

PRP and exosome treatments for the scalp.