Gynecomastia Surgery in Turkey
There is usually gland development along with the fat component. With gynecomastia surgery, both the gland and fat are removed. There is one category of patients where only gland enlargement is present and the desired result can be achieved by gland removal without liposuction. The procedure is generally done by liposuction or by removing the excess fat through incisions. At Juna Clinic, we provide gynecomastia surgery in Turkey by our expert surgeons to get rid of the excess tissue from the desired breast area. The surgery is done under general anesthesia and a night stay at the hospital is recommended.
Causes of Gynecomastia
Gynecomastia is caused by an imbalance of the hormones estrogen and testosterone. The male body produces both estrogen and testosterone and a larger breast may develop in a man if the levels of testosterone are especially lower than estrogen. This decrease may be caused by natural hormone changes, medications, or conditions that reduce testosterone level or increases estrogen level.
Recovery After Gynecomastia Surgery in Turkey
Following the surgery, the holes, or adits, are left open to drain as much of the blood-tinged tumescent anesthetic solution as possible. The fluid is absorbed by pads held in place by a garment which is required to be worn for at least four weeks. Elastic binders are generally used on top of this for additional compression. It’s essential to carry out sufficient compression during the first 18 to 24 hours following surgery to avoid bleeding and excessive bruising. In most cases, dissolvable stitches are used. Swelling can last about a month and after a month, swelling will start to disappear. The shape and appearance following the surgery are fully displayed after 6 months.
Gynecomastia Surgery Costs Turkey
Generally, the average cost of Gynecomastia surgery in Turkey starts from £2600. The offers usually come with a fully inclusive treatment package such as a hotel with VIP transfer, gynecomastia surgery with compression garments, post-op medications, blood tests, preoperative tests, General anesthesia, a yearly follow-up, and personal assistance.