Dr. Parker performs gynecomastia surgery at Parker Center for Plastic Surgery in Paramus, New Jersey, to help men from Ridgewood, Hackensack, Mahwah, Somerset, Bergen County, North New Jersey, and beyond restore a flatter, firmer, and more masculine chest appearance. It is an effective treatment for gynecomastia and typically involves liposuction and/or removal of excess skin.
Gynecomastia Surgery Before & After Photos
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This 41 year old complained to Dr. Parker about the fullness of his breasts which he said has been present since puberty. Under local anesthesia, Dr. Parker removed fatty tissue and breast tissue with SAFE liposuction, removing 125 cc from the right breast and 175 cc from the left, in order to correct his pre-existing asymmetry. The patient r... Read More
This 22 year old consulted with Dr. Parker regarding his breast enlargement, first noted at puberty. This has persisted over the years independent of weight changes. The patient is 5’11” and weighs 225 pounds. Under local anesthesia, Dr. Parker performed SAFE liposuction on the breasts, removing 275 cc of fat and breast tissue from the right... Read More
This 31 year old noted fullness developing in his breasts at puberty and it has persisted until the present time. He is 5’10” and weighs 200 pounds. The patient says he is quite self-conscious about his appearance and requested surgical treatment. Under local anesthesia, Dr Parker removed the excessive breast tissue and fatty tissue using SAF... Read More
This 38 year old, referred to Dr. Parker by another patient, requested improvement in the appearance of his breasts after onset of gynecomastia at puberty which has persisted over time. The patient is 5’9” tall and weighs 170 pounds—he says his weight is stable. At surgery under local anesthesia only, Dr. Parker removed the fatty tissue in th... Read More
The 17-year-old male patient, with a medium skin tone, had been feeling self-conscious about his chest appearance since his breasts became full during puberty. He sought Gynecomastia Surgery in Paramus, yearning for a more masculine contour. His main motivator was to improve his self-esteem and feel more confident in his body, especially in s... Read More
Our patient, a 40-year-old with a light skin tone, came to us with concerns about his chest shape and some related self-consciousness. Weighing in at 182 pounds and standing at 6 feet tall, his decision to seek out a solution by choosing Gynecomastia Surgery in Paramus was primarily motivated by a desire to align his physical self with his in... Read More
The above patient, a 32-year-old male, underwent gynecomastia surgery in Paramus at the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery. At 6 feet tall, 190 pounds, he had felt discomfort in his daily life activities due to the enlargement of his breast tissue after using anabolic steroids 10 years earlier. Although he had maintained a healthy weight o... Read More
This 49 year old asked Dr. Parker to improve the contour of his chest and abdomen. He felt both had become too full over time, despite his maintaining a stable weight and working out as often as his work schedule would allow. The patient is 5’8″ tall and weighs 174 pounds. Dr. Parker 375 performed SAFE liposuction on the patient’s breasts rem... Read More
Gynecomastia is a medical term that means enlargement of the male breast. It can affect one breast or both and is relatively common in adolescent boys and older males alike. A reported 35 to 40% of males are affected by gynecomastia. The emotional and social effects of this condition can be very distressing. Many patients say they suffer from poor body image, expressing feelings of shame, embarrassment, and humiliation. They are often reluctant to remove their shirts in public and shy away from social interactions and activities like swimming, playing on sports teams, and participating in gym class.
What Causes Gynecomastia?
There is no known measurable cause of gynecomastia in the vast majority of patients. In a small percentage of patients, gynecomastia may be caused by certain drugs or medical conditions involving the thyroid gland, kidneys, liver, or testes. If deemed appropriate, a patient may be evaluated by an endocrinologist or internist to rule out a known cause. When gynecomastia persists beyond 12 months, it rarely regresses.
Our Experienced surgeon
Dr. Paul M. Parker
Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Paul M. Parker combines an unwavering dedication to patient satisfaction with surgical expertise to create aesthetically pleasing, natural-looking results.
Fortunately, in most cases, gynecomastia can be corrected surgically through a straightforward procedure at the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery. The procedure is usually accompanied by a quick, painless recovery. This results in a flatter, firmer chest with improved contour and no visible scarring. It also leads to a marked improvement in emotional outlook.
What Is Scarless Breast Reduction for Men?
In patients with gynecomastia, excess fat, glandular tissue, or a combination of both cause the breast to be enlarged. Unless you have severe gynecomastia with marked breast enlargement and excess skin, your gynecomastia can usually be treated using a minimally invasive liposuction technique, our scarless breast reduction. This technique eliminates the need for long, periareolar incisions still made by many surgeons that leave visible scarring around the areola.
Liposuction is effective for removing fatty excess from the breast. Dr. Parker typically uses SAFELipo® or VASER® ultrasonic lipo. He has found these techniques provide more efficient, less traumatic fat removal along with skin tightening and reduction. Through one tiny, well-concealed incision in the armpit area, Dr. Parker can remove the excess fat to achieve a flatter chest contour.
In patients with excess glandular tissue, Dr. Parker removes this tissue with a specialized cannula inserted through the same tiny incision in the armpit area used for liposuction. The incision is closed with a single dissolvable suture, leaving a hidden, imperceptible scar; in essence, it’s a minimally invasive “scarless” breast reduction.
The procedure takes about one hour to complete and is performed under intravenous sedation or general anesthesia, monitored by a board-certified anesthesiologist in our on-site, fully accredited private surgical center.
Your Gynecomastia Consultation & Imaging Session
Consultations at the Parker Center are special. Dr. Parker will spend extra time with you, ensuring that he understands your goals and that you are fully educated about each potential solution. Additionally, our imaging expert will help you see the possibilities with digital photo imaging to show you what you will look like after surgery. Patients who are comparing providers often tell us our consults are the most thorough and informative they’ve ever experienced!
One to two weeks before your scheduled surgery, you will undergo a one-hour, in-office, face-to-face education session with one of Dr. Parker’s Nurse Educators. During this session, the nurse educator thoroughly reviews a detailed information packet to further educate you about your procedure. This includes a discussion of what to do to prepare for surgery, what occurs on the day of surgery, and what to expect after surgery during your recovery. It’s a detailed session that really educates our patients about the entire surgical process at the Parker Center. Patients tell us they love it because they feel so well-prepared for their surgery. Learn more about what to expect during your pre-op education session.
What Can I Expect After Gynecomastia Surgery?
Patients almost always recover quickly with our Rapid Recovery program, experiencing little pain (they often say they feel like they did too many push-ups), mild-to-moderate swelling, and minimal bruising from breast reduction for men. New Jersey patients notice an improvement in the appearance of their chest almost immediately. Their chests are firmer, flatter, and look normal, without any visible scarring.
Rapid Recovery Gynecomastia Surgery
The Parker Center’s Rapid Recovery techniques used during and after gynecomastia surgery help you heal more rapidly and comfortably than what you might experience at another practice. This means less time off from work and a sooner return to your normal activities.
Dr. Parker’s Rapid Recovery protocol includes:
Short-acting anesthetic agents and anti-emetic medications to hasten the recovery from anesthesia
A tailored regimen of medications given before, during, and after surgery to minimize postoperative pain, swelling, and bruising
Three postoperative medical manual lymphatic drainage massages to reduce swelling and bruising as well as accelerate healing
Topically applied state-of-the-art scar cream to help minimize the scars’ appearance.
The day after your surgery, you can shower and resume light activities. We encourage you to move around briefly starting the first day to boost circulation.
Most patients experience minimal discomfort, and the dissolvable sutures don’t need removal. If you have a desk job, plan to take several days off. You can usually start light exercise within 2 weeks and upper body exercises within 3 to 4 weeks. You should be back to unrestricted activity in 4 to 6 weeks.
We encourage you to move around briefly starting the first day to boost circulation.
Our Signature
Rapid Recovery Program
Our surgical procedures, anesthesia, medications, and aftercare are tailored to minimize post-operative discomfort and accelerate recuperation.
Having been bothered by their appearance, often for years, patients now feel better about what they see in the mirror. As Dr. Parker continues to see his patients for routine follow-up visits over the next several months, he observes their self-confidence rise. They are progressively more comfortable removing their shirts in public and engaging in social activities such as going to the beach. It is a very gratifying and uplifting surgery for our patients and staff alike.
How Do Men Get Rid of Inverted Nipples?
Up to 10% of men have inverted or retracted nipples. This condition may occur on its own or in conjunction with gynecomastia. During a simple, 20-minute, in-office procedure under local anesthesia, Dr. Parker releases the constricting bands with a tiny incision, allowing the inverted nipple to assume a normal position. The procedure can be done alone or at the time of gynecomastia correction with scarless breast reduction.
How Can I Tighten the Skin on My Chest?
For some men, a chest lift may be the best option. Male patients with severe gynecomastia have marked breast development, including excess skin and enlarged areolas. In these cases, Dr. Parker can perform male breast reduction to remove skin and re-contour the chest to achieve a masculine appearance. Men who have lost significant amounts of weight may also need help with excess chest skin.
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We believe plastic surgery should be accessible to as many people as possible. That’s why we offer financing through lenders that specialize in setting up payment plans for elective cosmetic surgery. We can discuss financing during your consultation.
Request Gynecomastia Surgery Consultation With Dr. Parker
If you’re considering male breast reduction surgery and want to discuss your options with a board-certified plastic surgeon, request a consultation with Dr. Parker using the online form. He will listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and explain the procedure with no pressure to make an immediate decision. You can also call us at
(201) 967-1212 to schedule an appointment.
We believe plastic surgery should be accessible to as many people as possible. That's why we offer financing through lenders that specialize in setting up payment plans for elective cosmetic surgery. We can discuss financing during your consultation.
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