Gynaecomastia is the benign enlargement of male breast tissue, often due to hormonal changes, genetics, weight fluctuations or medication side effects. Restore confidence with a flatter, firmer, more masculine chest - specialist-led male breast reduction performed personally by Mr Debashis Ghosh on Harley Street.
Male breast reduction may be right for you if you recognise yourself here. It is a common concern, handled in a private, non-judgemental environment with professionalism and respect.
The right technique depends on your anatomy, your goals and your skin - Mr Ghosh will recommend the most suitable option(s) for you during your consultation.
For chests that are mostly fatty tissue, removed through small hidden incisions.
For firmer glandular tissue that liposuction alone cannot remove.
For significant excess skin, restoring a flatter, firmer contour.
Specialist correction of previous gynaecomastia procedures.
Not sure which is right for you? That is what the consultation is for.
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ratingYour surgery is planned and performed personally by Mr Ghosh, Consultant Breast and Oncoplastic Surgeon, dual certified by the European Board of Surgery in Breast Surgery and Surgical Oncology (FEBS) and registered with the General Medical Council (GMC 4657664).
Formerly Clinical Director of Breast Services for NHS England's North Central London Cancer Alliance, he now practises exclusively in private care. It is a rare combination: the artistry of a cosmetic specialist, backed by the rigour of a consultant breast cancer surgeon.
Most patients describe mild to moderate discomfort in the first few days, easily managed with prescribed pain relief. A compression garment is worn to support healing and minimise swelling.
Most men return to light activity within 7 to 10 days.
Full activity by 4 to 6 weeks. Chest workouts should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks or as advised by your surgeon.
Incisions are kept small and discreet, often placed around the areola or in the chest fold. Scars typically fade significantly over time.
Explore sizes, shapes and outcomes in confidential 3D imaging, so every decision is made with your likely result in front of you.
Your price includes your consultation, the procedure, anaesthesia and post-operative care. No hidden extras, and your exact quotation is confirmed at consultation.
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Gynaecomastia is the benign enlargement of male breast tissue, often due to hormonal changes, genetics, weight fluctuations or medication side effects.
If your enlarged chest has not improved with diet and exercise, and causes emotional or physical discomfort, you may be a candidate. Your surgeon will advise following an assessment.
Depending on your needs, liposuction alone or in combination with tissue excision is used.
Prices start from £9,000. Your exact quotation is confirmed at consultation.
Most men return to light activity within 7 to 10 days and full activity by 4 to 6 weeks.
Light activity can resume in 1 to 2 weeks. Chest workouts should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks or as advised by your surgeon.
Incisions are kept small and discreet, often placed around the areola or in the chest fold. Scars typically fade significantly over time.
Yes - provided you maintain a stable weight and lifestyle. Glandular tissue does not typically return once removed.
Yes. We offer a private, non-judgemental environment where your concerns will be handled with professionalism and respect.
Start with a free telephone consultation from home or meet Mr Ghosh on Harley Street - this will enable all your questions to be answered to help you make an informed decision.
Both options include Crisalix 3D imaging if you would like to see what your potential results would look like.
Consultation and surgery fees at HBC, what is included and how payment works.
Read → 3D ImagingCrisalix 3D imaging at your consultation shows how different options could look on you.
Read → AdviceRecovery guides, cost explainers and surgical options, written with Mr Ghosh.
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