Gynecomastia.
It is a mild enlargement or female-like development of one or both male breasts during puberty, also known as male female-pattern breast. It is not uncommon, usually appearing before the age of 21 and then gradually shrinking back to normal, but can also be seen in adults, mostly due to hormonal abnormalities.
Surgery.
Removal of breast tissue through an areolar incision is a simple procedure that does not leave a visible mark after surgery because the incision is around the areola. If the breasts contain too much fatty tissue, liposuction can also be assisted to remove the excess fat and bring the breasts to a flat, firm male contoured beauty.
Pre-operative preparation.
1.Before the surgery, two pre-operative examinations of routine blood and routine four (routine HBVAg, HCVAb, HIV, TP examination) are required.
2, such as taking aspirin, Warfarin and other anticoagulant drugs, should be stopped for 2 weeks before surgery.
3.Wear loose clothing, preferably a cardigan.
4.Prepare a lap band (available in the hospital).
Postoperative precautions.
1.Postoperatively, negative pressure drainage balls are usually placed routinely to drain the area, and the drainage tubes can be removed on the second postoperative day of follow-up, if the drainage flow is low.
2, the affected area within a week after surgery waterproof, lap band continuous pressure bandage.
3, light diet for 3 months, avoid smoking, alcohol, spicy, seafood diet.
4.Please take oral medicine according to the instructions.
5, keep the incision clean and dry, incision cleaning 3-5 times a day.
Steps.
(1) Take iodophor disinfectant with cotton swab to disinfect the incision.
(2) Put boric acid ear drops on the cotton swab to clean the blood on the incision surface.
(3) Apply a thin layer of aureomycin eye ointment on the wound surface.
6.After surgery, pay attention to rest, do not lift heavy objects and do not do thoracic exercises.
7.If the wound oozes more blood, please follow up immediately or contact the main surgeon.
8.The stitches will be removed 7-10 days after surgery, and the wound can be wetted 24 hours after the stitches are removed.
9.If there is a node left after surgery, or if the sutures in the wound appear to be rejection and exposed, you need to visit the doctor to remove them at any time.
10.Revisit in 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, follow up for discomfort.