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My Gyno/chest glands taken out (pictures) (man boobs)
12-30-2021, 09:34 AM
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It was 4 weeks yesterday.
No pain, incisions closed up already (minor scarring), very sore still. Asymmetrical swelling, which I’ve read it’s pretty normal. Got a bit scared when i noticed my left side was more swollen and my left nipple was a bit “puffy”. But I’ve read that’s normal and swelling lasts for a while and i won’t see true results until 3-6 months, while at the 1 year mark is when everything is official and permanent. I am dieting and doing IF while walking 4 miles each day. I see my surgeon next week to get the clearance to start doing exercising more.
No pain, incisions closed up already (minor scarring), very sore still. Asymmetrical swelling, which I’ve read it’s pretty normal. Got a bit scared when i noticed my left side was more swollen and my left nipple was a bit “puffy”. But I’ve read that’s normal and swelling lasts for a while and i won’t see true results until 3-6 months, while at the 1 year mark is when everything is official and permanent. I am dieting and doing IF while walking 4 miles each day. I see my surgeon next week to get the clearance to start doing exercising more.
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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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12-30-2021, 09:35 AM
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12-31-2021, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted By chivasregal⏩
if you had to fly out to do the surgery, who would drain the edema/seroma? Also, are you gonna put silicone sheets on the incisions? Massage scar tissue?It was 4 weeks yesterday.
No pain, incisions closed up already (minor scarring), very sore still. Asymmetrical swelling, which I’ve read it’s pretty normal. Got a bit scared when i noticed my left side was more swollen and my left nipple was a bit “puffy”. But I’ve read that’s normal and swelling lasts for a while and i won’t see true results until 3-6 months, while at the 1 year mark is when everything is official and permanent. I am dieting and doing IF while walking 4 miles each day. I see my surgeon next week to get the clearance to start doing exercising more.
No pain, incisions closed up already (minor scarring), very sore still. Asymmetrical swelling, which I’ve read it’s pretty normal. Got a bit scared when i noticed my left side was more swollen and my left nipple was a bit “puffy”. But I’ve read that’s normal and swelling lasts for a while and i won’t see true results until 3-6 months, while at the 1 year mark is when everything is official and permanent. I am dieting and doing IF while walking 4 miles each day. I see my surgeon next week to get the clearance to start doing exercising more.
01-01-2022, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted By Skirrel⏩
Honestly that’s a good first question. Videos I’ve seen on YouTube, the surgeon drains any collected fluid before the patient flies out. I’m sure if it gets to a worst case scenario, any doctor can drain out the edema/Seroma.if you had to fly out to do the surgery, who would drain the edema/seroma? Also, are you gonna put silicone sheets on the incisions? Massage scar tissue?
No silicone sheets. Just the compression vest with topi foam (similar to memory foam)
No massage scar tissue. I’ll be posting an update in a bit
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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-01-2022, 10:26 AM
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This has been my weight since 11/27/21. Been walking 4 miles daily, dieting and doing IF (20 hour fasts), along with no alcohol. Went out this week with friends and had only water. It was hard but I’m used to it now.
This is what my body looks like now. Compare it to the ones in the OP
1/1/22
Still swollen on the left side, but with time it’ll go down (i hope). Obviously working on toning up now. Have lost 12 pounds since 11/27, granted about 2-3 of those were from surgery.

11/27/21
For comparison.

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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-01-2022, 11:18 AM
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01-01-2022, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Skirrel⏩
Definitely. That’s my plan. I’ve always been able to lose the fat, except the gyno was still there so it was discouraging. Can’t wait to drop down againyeah if you had muscle from a long time ago, it should come back easy once you're able to lift weights. for now just focus on eating healthy and losing some fat, and recovering from surgery
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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-01-2022, 03:28 PM
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before you got the surgery, if u pinched ur nips or were cold would they look normal for a little while?
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01-01-2022, 03:54 PM
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love this for you OP srs
light puffy nipplecel checking in
light puffy nipplecel checking in
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01-01-2022, 03:58 PM
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Can definitely see it a lot more clearly in those comparison pictures. Great results.
01-01-2022, 06:11 PM
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Originally Posted By zzfh⏩
Yep. That’s usually how you know you gave gyno. Always had to punch my nipples so they could become hard. Feels nice not to have to do that anymore.before you got the surgery, if u pinched ur nips or were cold would they look normal for a little while?
Originally Posted By BulkingIsHard⏩
Thank you brah. I’m so happylove this for you OP srs
light puffy nipplecel checking in
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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-01-2022, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted By WHChampion⏩
Thanks bruh. Will be posting pictures in March 2022 to show my 4-month progressCan definitely see it a lot more clearly in those comparison pictures. Great results.
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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-02-2022, 09:44 AM
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A question I’ve gotten a lot through PMs:
Are puffy nipples always Gynecomastia?
Pretty much yes. You can have man boobs without puffy nipples.
The gland is what causes puffy nipples. You can lose all the fat you want and the gland will remain since it’s not made up of fat — think of it as a super duper benign tumor.
Are puffy nipples always Gynecomastia?
Pretty much yes. You can have man boobs without puffy nipples.
The gland is what causes puffy nipples. You can lose all the fat you want and the gland will remain since it’s not made up of fat — think of it as a super duper benign tumor.
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Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-02-2022, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
Like be active?can you do sports now?
I get my clearance this Tuesday. Still feel very sore
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01-02-2022, 04:19 PM
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01-02-2022, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Skirrel⏩
Where do you live? There are great surgeons all overwanna pm me name of surgeon?
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01-02-2022, 09:50 PM
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01-02-2022, 09:58 PM
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I always thought I had a little gyno from a bad prehormone cycle, but not even gonna think about surgery till I'm 13% or lower bodyfat and can confirm its not just that. Probably about 17-18% right now. There definitely seems to be a protrusion behind my nipple area when wearing gym shirts under downlighting.
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01-02-2022, 10:25 PM
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Nice and good job on the weight loss. Wasn’t expecting a bio lesson. Guess misc still has some use.
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01-03-2022, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport⏩
That’s a good plan. Lower your BF% before for sure confirming it. If there’s any protrusion it’s usually gyno. The gland is what causes the nipple to be puffy. Or if you need to pinch your nipples for them to be hard, that’s gyno.I always thought I had a little gyno from a bad prehormone cycle, but not even gonna think about surgery till I'm 13% or lower bodyfat and can confirm its not just that. Probably about 17-18% right now. There definitely seems to be a protrusion behind my nipple area when wearing gym shirts under downlighting.
I have dropped down to 11% before and my gyno was still present, that’s how i know for a fact i had it before it being confirmed by the surgeon
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8-3-19
Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-03-2022, 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted By Pterodactyl314⏩
Thanks. Wanted to post this so people can see what it’s like to have gyno, and my journey. Not done yet, still have a way to go!Nice and good job on the weight loss. Wasn’t expecting a bio lesson. Guess misc still has some use.
Thanks man. Subscribe to this thread for more updates
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01-03-2022, 09:22 AM
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Mirin, I plan to get it done in the future. Luckily mine isnt super bad and as long as I keep my bf in check its not really noticeable. When I went to FL in july it showed bad, humidity plus being 250lbs and drinking beer everyday really made me self conscious about it.
01-03-2022, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted By Beararms⏩
You should do it — even if it’s minor. Makes a huge difference, especially in warm weather. Don’t need to punch my nipples anymoreMirin, I plan to get it done in the future. Luckily mine isnt super bad and as long as I keep my bf in check its not really noticeable. When I went to FL in july it showed bad, humidity plus being 250lbs and drinking beer everyday really made me self conscious about it.
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8-3-19
Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
- LASIK surgery (2007)
- Septoplasty (2018)
- Gum Graft (2019)
- Gynecomastia/Liposuction (2021)
01-03-2022, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By chivasregal⏩
That's a nice low bf percentage. How did you test to see if you were at 11%?I have dropped down to 11% before and my gyno was still present, that’s how i know for a fact i had it before it being confirmed by the surgeon
Btw, how is your lasik holding up after all these years? I had PRK two years ago
01-03-2022, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Skirrel⏩
Just the scale.That's a nice low bf percentage. How did you test to see if you were at 11%?
Btw, how is your lasik holding up after all these years? I had PRK two years ago
Btw, how is your lasik holding up after all these years? I had PRK two years ago
I got LASIK in Mexico and it’s still working pretty well after 15 years. Did you get it done in the states?
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8-3-19
Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
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01-03-2022, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted By chivasregal⏩
Thats good. yeah i had it done in USA. Were you a citizen in Mexico at one point or something?Just the scale.
I got LASIK in Mexico and it’s still working pretty well after 15 years. Did you get it done in the states?
I got LASIK in Mexico and it’s still working pretty well after 15 years. Did you get it done in the states?
01-04-2022, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Skirrel⏩
No. I just live in a border city and makes it easier to travel across. It’s a 10 minute drive. At that time i didn’t have insurance here in the states so i would travel to Mexico for anythingThats good. yeah i had it done in USA. Were you a citizen in Mexico at one point or something?
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01-04-2022, 08:35 AM
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Glad it's working out!
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01-04-2022, 04:51 PM
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Went to my surgeon for my 5-week post-op follow up.
Still need to wear compression vest (had to request a smaller one). Good news is i don’t need to wear topi foam anymore (similar to a memory foam mattress). Got cleared to run, and lift weights (slowly obviously). I’m so excited!
Will start massaging the scar tissue away, since there’s plenty of it. I’m still early in the recovery process. Nonetheless, I’m very happy. Will go back in April, which is when I’ll be taking updates pics for you guys
Still need to wear compression vest (had to request a smaller one). Good news is i don’t need to wear topi foam anymore (similar to a memory foam mattress). Got cleared to run, and lift weights (slowly obviously). I’m so excited!
Will start massaging the scar tissue away, since there’s plenty of it. I’m still early in the recovery process. Nonetheless, I’m very happy. Will go back in April, which is when I’ll be taking updates pics for you guys
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8-3-19
Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
- LASIK surgery (2007)
- Septoplasty (2018)
- Gum Graft (2019)
- Gynecomastia/Liposuction (2021)
01-05-2022, 08:06 AM
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Massaging my nipples (and around) and the scar tissue. Feels weird and gives me goosebumps. Wearing shirts or sweaters on top of my skin feels weird as I’ve had a vest and foam between my skin and shirt for a month now.
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8-3-19
Procedures I’ve had. Feel free to ask about them:
- LASIK surgery (2007)
- Septoplasty (2018)
- Gum Graft (2019)
- Gynecomastia/Liposuction (2021)
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