Gynecomastia and Steroid Use
As a plastic surgeon specializing in gynecomastia surgery, I see a variety of causes of increased breast tissue in... Read more.
Babak Dadvand M.D.
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
8500 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 615 | Beverly Hills, CA 90211
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Dr. Dadvand specializes in revision procedures to correct issues such as residual tissue, contour irregularities, or over-resection. This page explains why revisions are more complex and require careful diagnosis and planning. Dr. Dadvand tailors each revision using advanced techniques to improve symmetry and chest shape while managing scar tissue. Patients learn about risks, expectations, and how expert revision surgery can significantly improve prior outcomes.
Revision gynecomastia surgery in Los Angeles with expert plastic surgeon Dr. Dadvand can correct a previous surgery that did not provide ideal results. Dr. Dadvand, a double board-certified plastic surgeon and gynecomastia specialist, consults with patients who have had procedures that they are not entirely happy with. Gynecomastia surgery should help reduce the appearance of a feminine-looking male chest, but it often requires additional work if the first operation was under-resected or over-resected.
Dr. Dadvand is aware of the potential need for revision surgery and strives to produce quality results the first time. Many patients that are not satisfied with the results of their first procedure come to Dr. Dadvand and arrange revision gynecomastia surgery in Los Angeles to correct imperfections. If you want to learn more about his revision gynecomastia procedures in LA, contact his office and book a consultation today.
Generally speaking, revision gynecomastia usually falls into two categories, which are under-resection and over-resection cases.
Patients that have had under-resected gynecomastia surgery still tend to see fullness in their chest area. This can be extremely upsetting for many patients, especially if you consider the cost and recovery they have already undergone.
Before conducting revision gynecomastia, it is critical to determine if the excess tissue is glandular or fatty material. In both cases, patients require further procedures, but they are slightly different depending on the specific case.
The patient below represents a case of under-resection by another surgeon that was corrected by Dr. Dadvand. Notice the fullness that still remained in his chest before the revision.
Gynecomastia and Steroid Use
As a plastic surgeon specializing in gynecomastia surgery, I see a variety of causes of increased breast tissue in... Read more.
A patient with over-resection poses a more difficult challenge mainly because they usually have contour abnormalities. These abnormalities will likely include dents, tethering of the areolas to the muscle, and flexion deformities. These patients may also have under-resection in other areas of their chest which will make the over-resected area much more pronounced. Typically, the only options for these patients, aside from silicone implants (which have their own risks), are fat grafting or fat flaps. Dr. Dadvand discusses all possible revision surgery options with each patient in order to ensure the best results.
The patient below represents a case of over-resection by another surgeon and the corrective surgery performed by Dr. Dadvand. Notice the severe dents involving the areola and the hollowness on the outer aspects of each chest which were corrected by Dr. Dadvand.
As with first-time procedures, there are some risks and side-effects you may experience after revision gynecomastia. These include:
The most important aspect of treating men for revision gynecomastia surgery in Los Angeles is diagnosing the problem. Dr. Dadvand takes the time to determine what each patient’s specific issues are in order to customize a surgical plan for that particular patient. Accurate diagnosis, sound surgical technique, and realistic expectations are paramount to optimal results.
If you want to learn more about Dr. Dadvand’s revision gynecomastia procedures in LA, book a consultation today.
It is generally recommended to wait at least 6 to 12 months after your initial surgery to allow complete healing and swelling resolution before undergoing any revision procedure.
Revision surgery often involves dealing with scar tissue, altered anatomy, and contour irregularities, requiring advanced surgical techniques and careful planning to achieve balanced, natural results.
Yes, skilled surgeons like Dr. Dadvand can address nipple shape and positioning issues caused by over-resection or other surgical complications during revision surgery to restore a more natural appearance.
By Dr. Babak Dadvand, M.D.
As a board-certified plastic surgeon and skilled portrait artist, I bring a distinctive combination of artistic vision and surgical expertise. My commitment is to deliver exceptional outcomes while maintaining the highest ethical standards and fostering trust and satisfaction among my patients.