Excess breast tissue is a common problem for men of all ages but gynecomastia or male breast reduction surgery in Cheshire provides a safe and effective solution.
Male breast development, sometimes called ‘moobs’, can be distressing, causing embarrassment, and affecting self-esteem.
Help is at hand.
Anca Breahna is a renowned cosmetic surgeon with two decades of experience in breast surgery. She has perfected the technique of performing male breast reduction surgery or gynecomastia to restore a firmer, more sculpted chest.
Contact Anca Breahna’s clinic today for more information about male breast reduction.
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What is the cause of excess breast tissue in males?
Gynecomastia is the medical term for excess breast tissue in men.
The extra tissue is usually a localised development of fatty tissue and glandular tissue which can affect both or just one side.
The problem commonly develops during the teenage years as hormones change during puberty. Usually, the condition resolves itself but sometimes excess tissue remains.
Older men also have a tendency to develop gynecomastia due to falling testosterone levels.
Obesity and excess fat in the upper chest area can cause this condition.
However, in some cases, there is no known cause.
Why should I have male breast reduction surgery?
This is an elective, cosmetic procedure and there is rarely a medical need for the surgery.
However, many men affected by gynecomastia find that the negative effect on their self-esteem is significant and affects their everyday lives.
Affected individuals may find it difficult to find clothes that fit and may seek to hide the issue by wearing loose-fitting tops.
The self-consciousness caused by excessive male breast tissue may result in a reluctance to participate in social activities or even to engage in intimate relationships.
The excess tissue may also cause functional issues and discomfort during sport.
Miss Breahna is very experienced in this area and understands how transformative the procedure can be.
She has helped many male patients to recover their body confidence by performing male breast reduction surgery to produce a more contoured chest area and an improved body shape.
How is male breast reduction surgery performed in Cheshire?
The details of the procedure will depend upon the cause of your condition.
During your consultation, Miss Breahna will perform a detailed assessment of your chest area and take a full medical history.
Her investigations will allow her to determine whether your excess tissue is composed of glandular tissue or fatty tissue.
If the cause of your excess tissue is mainly due to fat deposits, she may decide that liposuction is the most appropriate surgical technique.
However, if your issue is glandular in origin then she will use a different process to remove the glandular tissue. Removing fat alone may actually make the condition worse.
A specialist surgeon like Anca Breahna with two decades of surgical experience can also use a combination of the two surgical procedures to give you the best result possible.
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How long does male breast reduction take?
Your surgery will be performed under general anaesthetic and will take between two and three hours.
An overnight stay in hospital will be required.
Is gynecomastia surgery safe?
This is a popular surgery with excellent results. However, even with an expert like Miss Breahna, any surgery carries a risk of bleeding and bruising as well as the usual risks inherent with a general anaesthetic.
The risks and benefits of surgery will be detailed during your initial consultation with Miss Breahna.
How long will it take to recover from gynecomastia surgery?
Miss Breahna will monitor your progress at regular follow-up appointments for the first year after surgery.
You will need to take at least a week off work and allow yourself sufficient rest and recovery time to achieve optimum results.
Miss Breahna will advise you when it is safe for you to return to driving and playing sports.
All patients need to wear a supportive surgical garment for up to three months after surgery. This will reduce swelling and give support to your chest area as it heals.
When you have fully recovered and you see your new, sculpted chest all the precautions will have been worth it and your self-confidence will soar.
How much does male breast reduction cost in Cheshire?
The cost of surgery will depend on the techniques or combination of techniques that Miss Breahna uses and the complexity of the surgery.
Your specific requirements will be discussed at your pre-operative consultation and Miss Breahna will confirm the cost to you at your initial consultation after she has finished her examination of your condition.
Why choose Anca Breahna for your male breast surgery in Cheshire?
There are many fine aesthetic plastic surgeons but Miss Breahna’s reputation and expertise are unrivalled in the region.
She is particularly renowned for her caring approach to all her patients.
It is natural to find the idea of any surgery daunting but Miss Breahna will put you at your ease and inspire you with confidence about the benefits of your breast reduction surgy.
Miss Breahna’s professional credentials
In addition to her thriving private practice, Miss Breahna is a highly respected Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at the Countess of Chester NHS Foundation Trust.
Miss Breahna’s has received numerous fellowships and awards, including the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS Plast) and the Fellowship of the European Board of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (FEBOPRAS). Miss Brehna is on the GMC Specialist Register for Plastic Surgery.
Miss Breahna’s expertise and her personal qualities place her in the first rank of aesthetic plastic surgeons and make her the ideal choice for your male breast surgery in Cheshire.
Where does Anca Breahna’s perform male breast surgery?
Miss Breahna’s clinic in Chester is at the Grosvenor Hospital, also known as Nuffield Health, which has been providing excellent patient care since 1975.
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How to find Miss Breahna’s clinic in Cheshire
The Grosvenor Hospital is a couple of miles from the centre of Chester.
Cheshire is in the North West of England, bordered by Merseyside and Greater Manchester. It is a largely rural county with a few large towns, and Chester is its main city.
If you have time to explore Chester when you come for your consultation with Miss Breahna, you will find it full of historical interest. The Romans founded Chester and the walls they built can still be seen surrounding the central part of the city. The beautiful River Dee runs through Chester, and riverboat tours are a favourite tourist activity.
Clients come to consult Miss Breahna’s cosmetic surgery clinic from across Cheshire and the region. You can find more details of the range of cosmetic procedures that her clinic offers here.
The clinic is easily accessed by road and public transport.
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Address
Anca Breahna
Chester Main Office
The Grosvenor Hospital
Wrexham Road
Chester CH4 7QP.
Tel: 07538 012918
Arriving by car
From the west:
Take the A55 to junction 58, turning on to the A483 towards Chester. After just a couple more miles, the Grosvenor Hospital will be signposted to the right.
From the east:
From the east, head towards Chester, typically on the A51 or A54, depending on whether you are to the north or south of the city.
In either case, you will come on to the A55, the North Wales Expressway. Follow this until junction 38, then take the third exit off the roundabout and follow signs for Chester. The Grosvenor Hospital is then just two miles further along, located on the right.
Arriving by public transport
Chester has a train station with connections across the North West, including a direct line from Manchester. The Grosvenor Hospital is a short taxi journey away from the station.
Alternatively, walk to Railway Station S4 bus stop. Take a bus to Wrexham, which passes the Grosvenor Hospital within around seven minutes. The hospital is a two-minute walk from the bus stop.